OPPOSITION PROTEST / TENSION INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE ASSEMBLY, EXCLUSIONS “We swear we will go there, Surrel will be the object of the peaceful revolution. The revolution will not stop.” Motion with debate approved for March 2 (In the photo) PD leader Sali Berisha yesterday among the protesters in front of the Assembly On page 3

TESTIMONY On page 6

By ARBËR ZAIMI On the one hand, Rama’s party, with its absolute power at the central and local levels. On the other hand, the opposition, which for the first time in over thirty years... Towards the local elections Continues on page 20

By GENC POLLO According to an anecdote circulating seven years ago in Tirana, Prime Minister Rama had replied to a concerned oligarch with the words: “The boys are upset...”. ‘McGonigal’ - the extraordinary case, but the response must be as well Continues on page 21

INVESTIGATIONS BEGIN On page 7

“Why did Albanians pay McGonigal?” Foreign media give voice to the scandal. McGonigal’s former agent had ties to Joe Biden’s son American media continue to devote space to the “McGonigal” case. Most recently, it was the “New York Post”, which published a story about the former FBI chief and his ties to President Biden’s son. As for McGonigal’s ties to Albania, the “New York Post” writes that former Prime Minister... was added to the former agent’s blacklist. On page 2

NEW LISTS On pages 18-19

The leader of the Freedom Party: The protests of Albanians will continue “Citizen resistance will not stop until Rama leaves” “Half of the demolitions undertaken during politically driven actions against unauthorized constructions are declared illegal by the courts.” This was the finding of an article published yesterday by BIRN, which drew a reaction from the leader of the Freedom Party, Ilir Meta. He stated that the destruction of citizens’ and businesses’ property is one of the ugliest crimes that Prime Minister Edi Rama is committing. In a post on social networks, Meta said... On page 4

DASHNOR SULA On page 4

HOW TO BENEFIT On pages 22-23