Today in Kakavijë, meeting of law-and-order experts on the Peshkëpi incident B. Zeneli: “Berisha should give Serregi his work book for the blunders he is making” Read on page 3

400 Albanians detained every day by Greek police Nearly five thousand undocumented Albanian migrants have been deported from Greece since the beginning of June, the Ioannina police noted on Monday.

Nearly five thousand undocumented Albanian migrants have been deported from Greece since the beginning of June, the Ioannina police noted on Monday. on Monday. 4,329 Albanians were detained in June and a further 549 from July 1 to 3. They are sent back via the Kakavijë road border crossing, the police added. According to the chief of the Ioannina police, Konstantin Kefis, “at least 400 Albanians are detained every day after crossing the Greek-Albanian border illegally.” Around 25,000 undocumented Albanians were deported from Greece a year ago. Arrests and deportations of Albanians have continued throughout the year, but many people sent back to their country try again to return to Greece. Nearly 250,000 Albanian migrants, most of them without proper documents, have been living and working in Greece since the fall of the communist regime in Albania. Their presence in Greece is a source of conflict between Athens and Tirana.

Yesterday at the Tirana court Sulo Gradeci, 73, for a long time Enver Hoxha’s escort officer, climbed the steps of the Tirana court yesterday morning in handcuffs and carrying a file, accompanied by police officers. But he did not even get the chance to open his file. The panel of the Tirana military court consisted of Fatmira Lasku, presiding judge, Agim Alia and Ilir Hysi, associate judges, and prosecutor Njazi Seferi. After announcing the composition of the panel, Fatmira Lasku said that they had received the file concerning the defendant Sulo Gradeci only about 24 hours earlier, and therefore had been unable to study it. Under these circumstances, she said, the hearing would be held soon, without specifying the exact date and time it would begin. Thus S. Gradeci, who in two days will have spent a full two years in the cells of Tirana prison, will “celebrate” this anniversary in his cell, still without having been tried.

23 Albanian MPs leave Parliament After 45 years, Tirana no longer feels inferior Read on pages 3–4

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