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Gazeta Shqiptare

E mërkurë 30 Nëntor 2011

SHIK OFFICER

THE BURNING OF THE COUNTERINTELLIGENCE AGENT, IN FOREIGN LABORATORIES SHIK OFFICER Isa Çopa case file, forensic expertise in Germany Murder or suicide? German specialists will try to reconstruct the dynamics of the event based on the evidence found in the carbonized car in Currila By KLODIANA LALA Suicide or murder? The mystery still continues to shroud the 24 October 2011 घटना in Durrës, where the counterintelligence officer in the Intelligence Service directorate, Isa Çopa, was found burned to ashes in his car. The conclusions of the expertise by the Institute of Forensic Medicine do not seem to have been sufficiently useful to the Durrës Prosecutor’s Office to shed light on the serious event and determine whether the SHIK employee was killed or killed himself. In a situation where many aspects of the event are unclear, the police and the prosecution have decided that the solution to the case should be sought beyond the borders of Albania. Sources from the State Police and the Durrës Prosecutor’s Office said that help has been requested from foreign experts, who have been asked for specialized opinions on several aspects of the event. The file has now gone to Germany and German experts will give... Continues on page 11
Isa Çopa Klodiana Lala Gjermani Currila Durrës Shqipëri

Rama: Nano supported the KLA, PS is not a pro-Greek party

Greek ambassador: The money in the banks is safe (In photo): The head of the PS, Edi Rama, and the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Hashim Thaçi. The Greek Ambassador to Tirana, Nikolas Pazios The chairman of the PS speaks to Kosovo media: The Liberation Army was attacked as Marxist and as an armed movement by the press of the Democratic Party Nikolaos Pazios: The noise made against the census was incomprehensible. In the “Omonia” square there are no longer any Albanians. The maritime pact, an issue to be resolved On pages 2-3
Edi Rama Nano Hashim Thaçi Nikolaos Pazios Arben Puto Kosovë Greqi Tiranë

Has politics entered normality?

Opinion of the Day By ILIR DHIMA After the European Commission’s refusal for the second year in a row to grant Albania official candidate-country status for the EU, at first it seems that politics... Has politics entered normality? Continues on page 25
Ilir Dhima Shqipëri