ANOTHER HASHISH OIL LABORATORY DISCOVERED, 39 TONS OF DRUGS SEIZED Investigators: Land and houses for 1,000 euros per square meter ANOTHER HASHISH OIL LABORATORY DISCOVERED, 39 TONS OF DRUGS SEIZED “LAZARAT, THE RENT IS AS HIGH AS THE BLOCK” Investigators: Land and houses for 1,000 euros per square meter • They were rented by people wanted by justice and were hidden in the village • Police: The hashish may have been buried. Nasibe Avdyli: I planted drugs out of necessity From Lazarat, TRËNDAFILE VISHA AURORA KOROMANI Yesterday Lazarat was “empty.” It seemed as if a large family had been torn apart in the blink of an eye. Only the police forces of RENEA and FNSH were moving through the village streets, ... Continued on pages 2-4 (In the photo:) Police during the operation in Lazarat. Weapons seized during the operation WRITER IN LAZARAT Flutura Açka: My journey into the “tulips” of a power-holder

MOTHER: IT IS KNOWN WHO KILLED HIM, THE ENEMY On page 10

Opinion of the Day By ARTAN HOXHA “This is a photo, a symbol of what happened in Lazarat. The children of this village had heard the conversations of the adults, about how 4 of the boys from RENEA... Continued on page 12 RENEA, the silent heroes

Opinion of the Day By REZARTA DELISULA June 24 is a big day for Albania; the candidate status for the EU will be decided. So far I have heard only accusations against the government... Continued on page 21 Status and Moral Education

“Expressen”, article about the blood-feud story, cites “Gazeta Shqiptare” and “News 24” The family of Admir Tafili, at risk of expulsion in Albania, details of the event “Expressen”, article about the blood-feud story, cites “Gazeta Shqiptare” and “News 24” Arben Tafili: How I escaped the bullets of blood The family of Admir Tafili, at risk of expulsion in Albania, details of the event SWEDEN-ALBANIA - Twelve-year-old Arben was shot with a firearm on New Year’s Eve night in Boras. This boy without documents fell victim to a blood feud that began in Albania 14 years ago. The family stays hidden in Sweden to avoid deportation to a country where they risk being strangled.” This is how the article in the Swedish newspaper “Expressen” begins, which dedicates a long piece to the story of the family of Admir and Genci Tafili. The story by journalist Diamant Salihu focuses on the wounding of the nephew of the two convicts in Borås, Sweden, as well as on the phenomenon of blood feuds in our country. According to the “Expressen” journalist, the Tafili family risks being deported from Sweden, but the question raised is: Are the children of this family safe if they come to Albania? ... On pages 8-9 By DIAMAND SALIHU

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