Are the walls of Fatos Nano’s cell coming down?
Fatos Nano: “I invite Mr. Brozi to convince me of my guilt or to teach everyone a lesson about today’s government...”
L. Hajdaraga: “Be patient for a few more days; Nano has endured a year in a cell”
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Citizen I. Stafa mistreated by police
After 48 hours in a cell, he loses hearing in his right ear
One of the police officers involved leaves for an unknown destination
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Pays to have his brother killed?!
— 25 dhj for a human life!
The whole “dispute” is over a few dynym of almost barren land. The brother who lives in the city insists on inheriting the land and the old family home, almost destroyed by the passage of time, in Malaj of Rrëshen.
L. Gjeta, who could have been the victim, is entitled to the land under the law on democratic reform. He gives up ownership of the parental building to put an end to the disagreements with his brother F. Gjeta, but insists on his legal right to be the owner of the land. Shamefully, the matter goes to court. The court, thrown off balance by this quarrel between brothers, postpones the case dozens of times. It closes it, only to reopen it again at the insistence of Ll. Gjeta. The brothers were so blinded by anger that they could not find common ground. According to Ll. Gjeta, his brother F. Gjeta paid a family friend from Plana of Lezhë to kill him. The incident between Lleshi and the would-be killer takes place at the old bridge over the Mat. Thanks to Ll. Gjeta’s quick thinking and “taking precautions” in time, the “killer” is neutralized and tells everything. Among other things, he says he was promised 25 dhj and something else to kill him. The “victim” insists on confronting the hired man with the brother who had placed the “order.” The two accomplices argue over responsibility for the crime. The brother-victim finds the strength to forgive. Unfortunately, later they continue their dispute in court. So far, everything remains as it was, Ll. Gjeta says. “I,” he says, “want justice to settle this matter fairly. In the past, when brothers had disputes, the elders would judge the case... I have complaints about Ilir Përdeden and Pashk Biba, the mayor of Rrëshen, because they are inciting my brother to get into trouble with me...”
GJIN LESAJ
USA '94
The big Italy–Brazil final today
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