10/08/1994
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Koha Jonë

10 August 1994

I cannot accept a party that operates using the methods of the PPSH

- I consider the PD statement on the hunger strike to have come from the headquarters of the Central Committee of the Party of Labour - In RD, the communist coup was finally carried out. I [?] will take that newspaper to court The war is chairman of the guard and the Minister of Police. Tirana: HAZIZAJ ... you heard more ... complete ... that is, some who ... from the hall ... the speech, ... in one ... another. Some ... the floor to ... and was speaking about ... trouble etc. ... we read it ... that is, in ... said ... some newspapers from ... photographs ... you should be ... better than ... yourself to ... in front ... can ... clearly seen ... What a chance ... for the essay ... as if this ... Konica! ... SKIROI ... 1994

War among Albanians, three dead

Night of executions in Milan War among Albanians, three dead Massacre over control of the prostitution market “Everything happened within half an hour, on a night of blood and screams, the gunshots...

Interview with MP Azem Hajdari

A. Hajdari at the first hunger strike by former political prisoners Interview with MP Azem Hajdari Page 5

The hunger strike on its sixth day

Little hope for a peaceful solution to the situation The perspective on the strike is a perspective on the current political essence Pages 3–4 photo D. KABA

Teuta - Apollon 1-4

Sport - football Teuta - Apollon 1-4 Read on page 14

Serbian dance in Tirana

Massacre over control of the prostitution market

“Everything happened within half an hour, on a night of blood and ambushes, pistol shots and knife blows in the deserted city. Three people were left dead on the ground and two wounded. One thread—the world of prostitution—can be read in the victims: a former Sicilian convict killed in front of a soft-drink kiosk in Piazza Lotto, with three gunshot wounds; two Albanians killed and two others wounded by a “commando” of their compatriots. Both ambushes bear the same mark” half an hour, on a night of blood and ambushes, pistol shots and knife blows in the deserted city. Three people were left dead on the ground and two wounded. One thread—the world of prostitution—can be read in the victims: a former Sicilian convict killed in front of a soft-drink kiosk in Piazza Lotto, with three gunshot wounds; two Albanians killed and two others wounded by a “commando” of their compatriots. Both ambushes bear the same mark. The war for control of the millionaire prostitution market, where the girls are Latin American or Nigerian, has also drawn in those from the East ... Police officers who know Riina well arrive at the crime scene immediately, and know above all about his relations with the Albanians, who manage the prostitution market and control the girls from the East who arrived during recent months. In large numbers, they can be found on Milan’s pavements, many of them being brought there until dawn, right in front of Piazza Lotto. A clue that is not too tenuous, and which apparently links the two executions. (continues on page 2) The makeshift dwelling of a group of undocumented Albanian migrants