GOVERNMENT: 2.5-HOUR MOVEMENT FOR PEDESTRIANS, INTERCITY TAXIS ALLOWED Manastirliu: Small business can breathe, shops and restaurants still closed. WHO: COVID-19 could double the number of people living in poverty worldwide Manastirliu: Small business can breathe, shops and restaurants still closed. WHO: COVID-19 could double the number of people living in poverty worldwide (In photo) The Minister of Health and Social Protection, Ogerta Manastirliu. Businesses closed by the pandemic On page 3

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Luan Bregasi: Positive for the situation Ardian Civici: The legalization of capital, an important initiative in the fight against informality Luan Bregasi: Positive for the situation Business associations in support of the fiscal amnesty: It gives a boost to the economy Ardian Civici: The legalization of capital, an important initiative in the fight against informality The head of “Biznes Albania”, Luan Bregasi, stated that the business community supports the fiscal amnesty announced a few days ago by Prime Minister Rama. “We have given our opinion as business people, we have been asking for years for a fiscal amnesty so that some capital can be reactivated, brought back and invested in the economy, and to finally close... On page 9

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Interview/ The deputy chair of the Democratic Party: The Prime Minister has been offering prison as the solution for 7 years “Corrupt tenders are being hidden under the label ‘state secret’” Interview/ The deputy chair of the Democratic Party: The Prime Minister has been offering prison as the solution for 7 years Edi Paloka: Dangerous chaos with coronavirus “Corrupt tenders are being hidden under the label ‘state secret’” By VALENTINA MADANI Edi Paloka, deputy chair of the Democratic Party, accuses Prime Minister Edi Rama of taking advantage of the difficult situation of Covid-19 by abusing, according to him, the government’s “right” to decide what are called “restrictive measures”. Mr. Paloka tells “Gazeta shqiptare” that Mr. Rama has created a dangerous chaos through the changes made while attention and concern for citizens is nonexistent. Paloka mentions that during... The deputy chair of the Democratic Party, Edi Paloka On pages 6-7

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