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6 December 2012

MARITIME BORDERS

DORA BAKOYANI: THE AGREEMENT WITH TIRANA PROVOKED ANKARA Greeks: The Turks paid the Constitutional Court DORA BAKOYANI: THE AGREEMENT WITH TIRANA PROVOKED ANKARA MARITIME BORDERS Greeks: The Turks paid the Constitutional Court SKAI television report, journalist Stavros Lygeros: Turkey intervened harshly by bribing the judges. The Constitutional Court’s decision on nationality is revealed By THIMI SAMARXHIU The maritime agreement with Albania “provoked Turkey.” These words were said just a few days ago by former Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyani in an interview for the program “New Files,” broadcast on the state channel SKAI. In this program Bakoyani, together with other well-known Greek figures, sheds light on the backstage of the much-discussed agreement, which for Greece was a perfect agreement. But Greek journalist Stavros Lygeros goes so far as to claim that Turkey intervened harshly by bribing the court to overturn this agreement. The former Greek Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyani, when asked by the journalist of the program “New Files,” expresses in a certain sense regret over the collapse of this agreement, which in her view had fulfilled all the goals of Greek foreign policy. .... Continues on page 3

Props for a “king”

Opinion of the Day By ILIR DHIMA It is known that props in theatre sets serve to create a stage design which mostly gives the spectator the image of an imaginary landscape..... Props for a “king” Continues on page 23

Kongoli: Drunk at the December rally in “Student City”

Gazmend Oketa: Father’s advice, “don’t separate from your friends” (In the photo:) The well-known writer, Fatos Kongoli. From the student strike in “Student City,” in the circle Gazmend Oketa The writer’s “adventure”: I grabbed the microphone in front of the crowd and told them “no one can silence you, woe to whoever dares to lay a hand on you” Oketa: The role of the students from Durrës and how we decided to boycott classes. At the time, Azem Hajdari stood out among the speakers for his energy and determination On pages 10-11

Decision, Berisha buys a $100,000 elevator for the Prime Minister’s Office

On the eve of the year-end holidays On page 4

Barricades block Serbia

Yesterday in “The Guardian” Editorial Barbed wire and burnt-out vehicles, trucks filled with logs, stones thrown by gangs and international irregulars in panic, while... Continues on page 22

The businessman: Pritti told me “things are done with gifts”

THE FORMER MINISTER: META IS PROTECTED BY THE DRIVER On page 8

The government, 79 unpublished decisions in 2010

OFFICIAL GAZETTE On page 6

State Exams, fees up to 100,000 lek

THE DIRECTOR SPEAKS On page 13

Former MJAFT leader: PD helped us against Nano

A TESTIMONY On page 5

How our pilots captured the Yugoslav plane “alive”

DOSSIER/ THE 1967 AIRSPACE VIOLATION On pages 20-21