PS CHAIRMAN “LAUNCHES” THE CAMPAIGN: OUR SONG, “I WAS BORN FREE” 21st anniversary of FRESSH, Rama: Salaries up to 30,000 lek will be taxed at 3 percent. What security do we offer? The opposition has only words, prove it to us (In the photo): PS Chairman Edi Rama and the actor from “Portokallia”, Florian Binaj, imitating the opposition leader On page 3

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Opinion of the Day By DRITAN HILA “Papà Dok” The country’s economic candidate is coming to an end, along with the 69-year-old Berisha’s political career. We are 8 billion euros in debt and we have... Continues on page 25

Jetmir Llanaj The accused is extradited from Italy Jetmir Llanaj’s father: We were friends with the Shkretas, they killed our child Mamurras, Isuf Llani: We owe nothing to anyone, let the state handle it. We move around freely By KLODIANA LALA The state will protect my son. The state does not kill anyone. I believe it will do justice. We owe nothing to anyone; they have come after us, the ones who killed our child and shot at the women.” Isuf Llani, Jetmir Llanaj’s father,... On page 10

LUSHNJE On page 13

VISIT IN KORÇË On page 2

THE ACTRESS’S CONDITION On page 22

Democratic MP: We are the party of the leader. Few ideas and alternatives “KOP members had little influence, it was the party that transformed them” Mark Marku, former director of M[?]st, a member of the 1991 hunger strike, currently an MP, after 13 years is convinced that the PD has not been freed from communist stereotypes. In an interview for “studimepolitike.com”, Mr. Marku analyzes the PD from its creation to the present day. He dwells on the process of internal democratization, political reforms and Sali Berisha’s role in the PD. Marku says that there is a lot of conformity in the PD, very little debate, a lack of criticism and, as a result, little circulation of ideas or alternatives. On pages 4-5

INTERVIEW Gjergj Ndreca seeks asylum, Tufa: In Sweden with the family On page 9

“WE APPROVE 10,000 PERMITS EVERY MONTH” On pages 20-21

Europeans have a little less to cheer about. For years they have felt unloved by Americans. George W. Bush’s “divide and rule” ... Continues on page 24

“HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS” Report: High school seniors copy with cell phones Supplement