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Gazeta Shqiptare

26 May 2014

SUDJA, SECOND LIST

THE RETURN OF COMPANY MONEY, THE ADMINISTRATOR EXPECTS THE CREDITORS SUDJA, SECOND LIST Names, meeting in court today Loan sharks, who are the 913 registered people entitled to receive percentages. Large number of creditors, divided into 5 groups. The meetings conclude within the month of June By LORENC RABETA Today, the meeting with the second group of 133 creditors of “Sudja” takes place at the premises of the Tirana Court. While the first meeting was held last week, there are still 913 creditors who will present their claims in the presence of the administrator and the bankruptcy judge. In total there are 1,043 creditors of the company “Sude”, who are waiting to receive the corresponding percentages at the end of the process. According to Mimoza Çibuku, tasked with administering the bankruptcy procedures of this company, until now 1,045 creditors have been registered, which makes it impossible for them to attend in a single venue. For this reason they have been divided into five groups and will meet with the administrator on the day assigned to each group. “The very large number of registrations in these days makes it impossible to meet with all the creditors. For this reason they will be divided into five groups and each of the groups will have... Continues on pages 6-7

Rexhep Qosja: Hunger strike? Someone is working behind the scenes, there is a political agenda

INTERVIEW/ “For 9 months, we have not heard a single half-word of positivity” “Albania has not stood still. It has moved forward, but if it were not for this policy of conflict, it would have gone much further” (In the photo:) The academic from Kosovo, Rexhep Qosja. The hunger strike by those dismissed from public administration carried out on the boulevard “Albania has not stood still. It has moved forward, but if it were not for this policy of conflict, it would have gone much further By ERI MUÇO The academic Rexhep Qosja said yesterday, from Gjirokastra, that today’s politics, just as after the 1990s, is characterized by... On page 2

SHINASI RAMA: FIGHTING CORRUPTION? THE DEATH PENALTY SHOULD BE RESTORED

“THE UMBRELLAS DO NOT AFFECT THE EU” On pages 10-11

Education reform, a political objective?!

Today’s Opinion By Prof. Dr. ELMAS LECI In Albania everyone agrees on the need to carry out a full reform of education. Every government has tried to show... Education reform, a political objective?! Continues on page 22

The Ukrainian crisis revealed Russian influence in the Balkans

Today’s Opinion By PETRIT HALITI Russia’s violent annexation of part of Ukraine’s territory and the conflict that Moscow has ignited in the eastern part of that country,... The Ukrainian crisis revealed Russian influence in the Balkans Continues on page 19

Religious communities against LGBT: An attack on the family

Association reacts: We feel offended On page 4

Schools were painted voluntarily, procurement money in the pocket

PROSECUTOR’S FILE On page 5

Xhelal Gjeçovi: The war was a revolution that overturned classes

The historian speaks On pages 12-13

“Golden Dawn” emerges as the third force in Greece with 10% of the vote

ELECTIONS IN THE EU PARLIAMENT On page 17

Tedi Papavrami’s mother: Ramizi, loyal to Enver Hoxha

Speaks about the violin by MERI KUMBE On page 15