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E premte 7 Janar 2011

The boy from Dade: I shot Adil Çarçani’s nephew by accident

Besnik Dabulla’s account of the incident in Blloku is revealed in police records Enver’s nephew, Shkëlzen Hoxha: I have photos from the family celebration. I later visited Edrin Lufi in the hospital Enver’s nephew, Shkëlzen Hoxha: I have photos of the family celebration. I later visited Edrin Lufi in the hospital By NIKOLETA KOVAÇI “I injured him by accident.” This is the version Besnik Dabulla, the son of Socialist Party MP Arta Dade, stated to the police immediately after the shooting, while the police accused him of having wounded his friend Edrin Lufi. Although Dabulla himself, immediately after the incident, took the injured man to the Military Hospital, confidential police sources showed that the perpetrator of this event was drunk. His detention took place at the hospital exit, the place where he handed over... In the photo:) Edrin Lufi, injured by Besnik Dabulla (right, exclusive photo) Family celebration, where Shkëlzen Hoxha claims he was present from 8:00 p.m. On pages 2-3
Besnik Dabulla Arta Dade Edrin Lufi Shkëlzen Hoxha Adil Çarçani Blloku Spitalin Ushtarak

The state’s neglected duties

Opinion of the Day Every January the American President Obama gives a speech before the chambers of parliament on the state of the nation. His speech touches on the main issues... By AFRIM KRASNIQI Every January the American President Obama[n?] gives a speech before the chambers of parliament on the state of the nation. His speech touches on the main issues... The state’s neglected duties Continues on page 29
Afrim Krasniqi Barack Obama

“Divorce with Inven? I don’t blame Pirro”

Exclusive interview / The well-known composer tells of his ties with family and art Avni Mula: I have no relations, I used to be friends with my former in-law Avni Mula celebrated his 83rd birthday with his family on 4 January. He has a noble appearance, which is enhanced not only by his bearing but also by the ‘lavender’ of the pleasant fragrance he gives off. He comes with slow but sure steps. He has put a hat on his head and carries a bag in one hand, while with the other he holds the cane that helps him carry the years. Although he now carries a full 8 decades on his shoulders, at times he seems like a young man as he speaks and converses with the charm of an artist. It is a special meeting because Avni Mula has joys. He tells us about his family, Nina, Adelina, Inven and their life. Besides his birthday, on that day he was also attending the revival of ‘Borana[n?]’, the opera he composed 26 years ago. It seems that “Borana”, this Shkodran woman-warrior, has even brought him back into shape himself... On pages 26-27
Avni Mula Inva Pirro[n?] Nina Adelina

Christians under siege

Yesterday in ‘The New York Times’ By MICHAEL WINES Christians are under constant siege in Egypt and Iraq. In recent years, hundreds of Christians have been killed or injured in attacks, meanwhile... Christians under siege Continues on page 28
Michael Wines Egjipt Irak