09/11/1993
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Koha Jonë

9 November 1993

The Prosecutor’s Office arrests people without knowing the laws

Do the Tirana prosecutor and the Prosecutor General consult one another? The Republic’s Prosecutor General, Alush Dragoshi, asks the Chairman of the Court of Cassation, Zef Brozi, for a ruling concerning the arrest of the president of a private company . Read on page 2 the CASE submitted by Prosecutor General Alush Dragoshi to the Chairman of the Court of Cassation, Mr. Zef Brozi.

So, Kosovo will not go to the elections. Good!... But what will it do

Let us suppose that today is December 13, 1993. Yesterday Kosovo did not take part in the elections of the state of Serbia; is it better off today for having taken part? Good... But what will be better today than yesterday, and what tomorrow better than today, as a consequence of this? In a word, what will Kosovo do next? Let us suppose that today is December 13, 1993. Yesterday Kosovo did not take part in the elections of the state of Serbia; is it better off today for having taken part? Good... But what will be better today than yesterday, and what tomorrow better than today, as a consequence of this? — In a word, what will Kosovo do next? Can a people remain unorganized within a state today, in the middle of Europe? What do Kosovo’s politicians think? ... — Read about this on page 3, by Frrrok Çupi

Former Governor Hoti and the uproar over his “departure” for the USA

— Three plane tickets were issued for Hoti and two other people to leave for America. “Koha jonë” made a mistake specifically about the departure date, October 25. — The Prosecutor’s Office was forced to arrest Hoti quickly solely because of the uproar that began in the press after “Koha jonë”’s “lie.” (Read on page 3)

CARS THAT TERRIFY:

— Road accidents have increased considerably. — Just yesterday morning, along the Milot–Tirana road, 7 such accidents had occurred. Near the village of NIKËL, a large truck loaded with planks had overturned, wheels up. — In the middle of Tirana, motorcycles and cars travel at dizzying speeds. Where are the traffic police? — Meanwhile, drivers complain: We pay road taxes, and the roads get worse every day.