WHAT THE PARTY OF LABOUR GUARANTEES THE PEOPLE WITH ITS ELECTORAL PROGRAM • On Saturday afternoon, in the hall of the Party Committee of the Lezha district, a meeting was organized to explain the electoral program of the Party of Labour, with secretaries of the Party of Labour in enterprises, agricultural cooperatives, sympathizers of the Party of Labour, etc. Domenik Xhaba, a member of the apparatus of the Central Committee of the Party, analyzed the Party’s program and answered the many questions from those present. Invited to this meeting on the explanation of the electoral program were the head of the Party of Labour, the first secretary of the Party Committee, the secretary for ideology, the secretary for the economy, and the chairman of the district executive committee. Doçent Mbarim Xhaba was in this quorum with suspicion. For years we have been taught that a woman becomes only when she reaches 80 percent of schooling, but she must still be kissed for the consolidation of popular power. It is a struggle for today, a struggle for tomorrow. The Party of Labour is strong in organization, strong in unity, strong in politics. This centralism constitutes the first part of the discussions and is an expression of the political emancipation of the working class. All the questions raised do not concern narrow local interests but the general interests of the country. The road to the emancipation of women and youth comes from the development of party life. Our program is progressive; it brings a new spirit. These democratic rights are closely linked to the ideological and political struggle of the Party of Labour. The forms of work must be improved, participation must be increased, political debate must be broadened, and responsibility must grow. The discussions also addressed issues of economic order, ownership, organization, and the defense of the achievements of socialism. The participants expressed their confidence that the Party of Labour would emerge victorious in the elections and that its electoral program answers the interests of the people. Questions were also raised regarding unemployment, the state of the market, improving supply, housing problems, and the role of the basic organizations. The representative from the center especially stressed the need to preserve unity, strengthen discipline, and fight against foreign manifestations. He emphasized that the Party of Labour is not afraid of pluralism, but will face it with arguments, with work, and with the support of the masses. It was underlined that socialist democracy is the broadest democracy for the people and that openness to different opinions does not undermine the party’s class character. At the end, instructions were given for the concretization of the electoral program in every organization and for work with voters in the days remaining until the vote.

ZONE 128 1 — AGRON SHAQIR DIBRA — From the Party of Labour, chemical engineer, head of the forestry section 2 — SHEHER HAMZA RAMA — From the Republican Party, publisher, sector leader 3 — MANJALAN NUKJAN HADJARI — From the Women’s Union, construction engineer, head of the technical-information section 4 — RUQFOIT HILMALI MJAKUN[?] — From the Democratic Party, higher education, and Quilibrinar (the party of the district committee) 5 — SABRI HASAN LANI — From the Youth Union, with incomplete education, party secretary of the district youth committee. ZONE 129 1 — AGIM XHILANI ZENA — From the Republican Party, farmer 2 — LAST SHAQIR TYTTAH[?] — From the Democratic Party, journalist 3 — ADILSON ÇOK TOMA — From the Democratic Party, teacher 4 — ÇUN PAL LESI — From the Youth Union, teacher fregatishte[?] 5 — ALI MUÇA JONI — From the Party of Labour, agronomist, chairman of the agricultural cooperative Shekull. ZONE 130 1 — AGRON SELIQ METO — From the Republican Party, dentist, candidate of sciences 2 — ILUSH TOME BROKU — From the Party of Labour, cardiologist, hospital director 3 — PASH NDOKË MAFKU — From the Professional Union, teacher, candidate of sciences 4 — PEPË GJOKAJ — From the Democratic Party, journalist. ZONE 131 1 — AGRON KAMBER BELUSHOVA — From the Democratic Party, doctor, head of the section 2 — ANASTAS PALI NDUCI — From the Republican Party, teacher 3 — GJIN ALEKIP RAHIMI — From the Party of Labour, economist, first secretary of the district 4 — NALIM HYSEN SYLLA — From the Professional Union, surgeon doctor 5 — PËTËR VASE KOJA — From the Democratic Front, veterinarian, secretary of the District Executive Committee. ZONE 132 1 — NDUE LUSH SIMONI — From the Democratic Front, economist, director of the Agricultural Bank 2 — GJOVALIN PAL DJOSHI — From the Party of Labour, agronomist 3 — PËTËR PALI OÇI — From the Youth Union, doctor 4 — ZEF GJERÇ NIKOLLI — From the Party of Labour, education inspector 5 — TUNË PALOGI — From the Village Union[?], doctor. EDITORIAL OFFICE