NAMES/ TIRANA’S “BLUES” PUBLISH PHOTOS, INCLUDING 3 WOMEN Three people sentenced to life for murder and women for drug trafficking, police: They are dangerous, call or notify the digital police station Florjan Robert Qafa Çetina Xheladin Zajmi Adriana Rakiq Çakmaku Endrit Arben Daci Valentina Gëzim Tufina Fation Agim Muharremi Eduart Xhavit Kurti Blenis Mihallaq Shyti Kujtim Demir Demiri Bashkim Riza Ferati Eduart Gani Kuliçi NO PHOTO Kreshnik Dëfrim Spahiu (In the photo) The 12 most wanted people in the capital On page 7

Opinion of the Day By XHEVAT MUSTAFA Those who voted and made Barack Obama president in November 2008 and 2012 had many and great hopes in him. But now the analyses or... Obama, a glass half full... Continues on page 20

Opinion of the Day By BLENDI FEVZIU Why are political parties filling up with businessmen and people who have never regarded politics as a dimension of their lives and do not see it as a service? ... Where do Albanian parties get the money from? Continues on page 21

“We had a real life. I wanted us to live it to the fullest.” Sadije Agolli appears in the documentary film about Dritëro as the narrator: from their meeting, to the wedding day, the difficult life and now the large family. Photos/ Documentary by Ilia Terpini Dritëroi, life in the village and the meeting with his Russian son, Arjan Sadije Agolli: I met him at a dance evening, I was running in a wedding dress By FATMIRA NIKOLLI We had a real life. I wanted us to live it to the fullest.” Sadije Agolli appears in the documentary film about Dritëro as the narrator: from their meeting, to the wedding day, the difficult life and now the large family. On pages 18-19

2017 elections, the delegates in 12 counties. The title of Blushi’s new book is revealed: “The Prime Minister” Rama to MPs: Ask Ruçi for permission Absences in plenary sessions, the PS chairman: Manage trips outside Albania Socialist MPs must first get permission from the chairman of the parliamentary group, Gramoz Ruçi, before leaving for visits abroad. Prime Minister Edi Rama was blunt yesterday at the meeting of the Socialist parliamentary group, when he asked MPs, perhaps for the last time until the end of this legislature’s mandate, not to be absent especially from Thursday’s sessions. “It is becoming a problem for the approval of laws,” the Socialist chairman is said to have remarked, who told Socialist lawmakers that they need to intensify contact with citizens. “The ministers are there, but without the right to vote, while the MPs have the vote,” they are absent. Gramoz, there needs to be better management of the delegations abroad. By DARINA TANUSHI On pages 2-3

EXTRA FOR LECTURERS, 10 THOUSAND LEK THE EDUCATION OF THE NEXT GENERATION WAGE INCREASES FOR MORE THAN 3,200 LECTURERS, RAMA: HOW MUCH EACH CATEGORY WILL GAIN FROM MARCH 2017 On page 12

TIRANA On page 6

RASIM DODA On page 6

NOMINAL LIST On pages 8-9

THE PROBLEM On page 13