YESTERDAY THE OPPOSITION CHALLENGED THE GOVERNMENT AND THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY. POLICE: THERE WERE 6,000 PEOPLE, THERE WERE 2,000 POLICE OFFICERS The calm of 100,000 demonstrators, Rama: The protest will continue The Socialist leader: I will not boycott Parliament. Berisha: The ‘Coup’ henchwoman must continue the investigation YESTERDAY THE OPPOSITION CHALLENGED THE GOVERNMENT AND THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY. POLICE: THERE WERE 6,000 PEOPLE, THERE WERE 2,000 POLICE OFFICERS BERISHA DEFEATED BY FLOWERS The calm of 100,000 demonstrators, Rama: The protest will continue The Socialist leader: I will not boycott Parliament. Berisha: The henchwoman of the ‘Coup’ must continue the investigation By DARINA TANUSHI Yesterday the opposition remembered the 3 victims of the 21 January demonstration with a silent march. Under strict security measures, well managed and organized by the Socialists themselves, this tribute gathering passed in calm, thus overturning the entire image of 21 January. The entire boulevard was dressed yesterday with red-and-black ribbons, while from 1:00 p.m. funeral music also began to be heard there. Likewise, both sides of the boulevard were cordoned off with ribbons... On pages 2-3 (In photo:) Edi Rama with the son of Hekuran Deda, moved to tears at yesterday’s homage (top right) Citizens at yesterday’s homage (bottom right) The little daughter of the victim Faik Myrtaj

Opinion of the Day By AFRIM KRASNIQI When the first week passed after the extraordinary events of 21 April, which led to the killing of three citizens and the wounding of several dozen officers... Continued on page 21 A solution to the crisis in five variants

The President calls on his predecessors: PD-PS should sit down Prime Minister Sali Berisha first accused President Bamir Topi of failing to condemn what he described as violence against institutions on 21 January during the opposition protest... Berisha exposes the coup plotters: Edi Rama and Ina Rama, Bamir Topi and Bahri Shaqiri By BLEDAR HOTI Prime Minister Sali Berisha first accused President Bamir Topi of failing to condemn what he described as violence against institutions on 21 January during the opposition protest. One hour before the start of the opposition’s homage protest, the prime minister appeared before the media saying that the head ... On page 4

The Chief Prosecutor: The prosecution’s detention orders must be enforced The ‘agreement’ for the guards: Prosecutors were to go to the police, Ina Rama does not accept By TEDI BLUSHI The agreement was broken. It is not known whether, according to a gentleman’s pact, the ‘deal’ continues. But three days earlier, Prime Minister Sali Berisha and the General Prosecutor, Ina Rama, had agreed... On page 5

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