SALI BERISHA (Continued from the previous issue) SOME DISTORTIONS AND THE NON-RECONCILIATION OF THE PROBLEMS MUST BE DESCRIBED POLITICALLY. AREN DEMETI (Continued from the previous issue) SOME DISTORTIONS AND THE NON-RECONCILIATION OF THE PROBLEMS MUST BE DESCRIBED POLITICALLY. The responsibilities which he was taking on in the name of that entire social stratum should be shaped on the basis of the general interest, placing it above every personal interest. That is how he demanded it and declared it, especially because of his stance against repression. Although he fought on, even with harsh accusations for the “fault” of the changes, at least not through any animosity toward the state or the previous model. Koha jonë explains the matter carefully so as to truly support with arguments what it says. Regarding the deputy’s request and the other demands, he put forward proposals that did not belong to the students, but could have been voiced by many independent intellectuals. In those days he was a rather well-known public figure. He met with students, with professors, with workers and with representatives of various professions. He did not present himself only as a PP man, but as a politician speaking in the name of pluralism. What remains to be noted is that in some of his public statements there have been fluctuations and inconsistencies. At times he has been presented as if he were defending profound changes, at times as a cautious man seeking not to disturb the old balances. Nevertheless, even his opponents admit that he played a role in directing part of the student movement and in bringing it closer to the Democratic Party. What is contested is the nature of this role and his links with Ramiz Alia. Many of those who speak about this issue today give different versions. Some say that he was sent there, others that he acted as an ambitious politician seeking to gain ground in the opposition. The conclusion is not easy and requires further evidence. If the student movement had had another leadership, the events might have taken a different course. But in the conditions of that time his figure remained central and his influence evident. For many, he became a symbol of a rapid transition from the old system to political pluralism. For others, he was the man who knew how to profit from the political voids of the time. This debate remains open and continues to stir controversy.

M. Isaku, 29 years old, together with 9 other hunters, had gone to the Divjakë forest for hunting on Friday evening. While pursuing a wild duck, they were found 2,500 meters deep, near the Ferrasi bridge and in a place difficult to communicate with the forest. The police arrested the hunters, who had firearms with them and were shooting without a permit. The next morning they were taken to the police unit where they were questioned. During the forest inspection, 2 dead deer, 3 roe deer and a wild boar were also found. At the same time, 15 hunting guns and 20 boxes of cartridges were seized. Forestry representatives said that the damage is great and that measures will be taken to protect the wild fauna. Residents of the area say that indiscriminate hunting has become a worrying phenomenon and are calling for more patrols.

POLITICS WILL BREAK THE SOCIALISTS’ POWER. By ARBEN IMAMI Survey in Ireland, 20 in our newspaper, 2 NIKOLLE LESI.

Today we are offering the reader an official notice on the departure from office of Mr. Mit'hat Mema, who held the post of Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs. The reasons for the resignation are not stated in detail, but the notice emphasizes that the decision was made for personal reasons.

Sindikalisti newspaper 6 million lek in debt Today we learn that the newspaper “Sindikalisti”, published by the independent trade unions, has an unpaid debt of 6 million lek, so the printing house payments have blocked its further publication. Maks. Duri, for the printing house, has announced that in order to resume printing, the overdue obligations must be settled.

On Sunday, a delegation from Albania led by the Minister of Education set off for the meeting of the NNjJ[][?]. No. highlight the composition of the delegation, stressing that missing from it was the chairman of the Committee of Tourism and Culture, Ylli Bufi. Journalist Naimi Preçina was also present. The management of “Koha jonë” asks newspaper vendors to return unsold newspapers. On Monday more than 800 paid copies were sold, while we printed 2,000 copies. Mr. Bujarapa[?]