23/11/1994
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Koha Jonë

23 November 1994

The government seeks to wash away its sins with the Amnesty

Today in Parliament: General Amnesty to be discussed Convicts awaiting the Amnesty Photo: N. Ekonomopouios Behind the idea of amnesty is not the natural sheep, but the artificial sheep, which can hardly wait to become a wolf. That the time has come for us all to benefit from the wolf’s taming is also borne out by the PS, the PSD and other parties, which are quite right to support the amnesty. But the point is that the wolf must not be left in charge of distributing the milk. The amnesty is certainly a salvation for many convicts. But many of them, who are not ordinary criminals, have already been poisoned by the government. The milk that the PD is seeking to put on the market is not the cleansing they need. It is a cleansing for the PD itself. Page 3 Convicts awaiting the Amnesty. Photo: N. Ekonomopouios

RE-EDUCATION INSTITUTION

Berisha visits RTVSH yesterday

Will changes be made at the only Albanian television station? According to inside sources at RTVSH, on Tuesday at around 14:00, President of the Republic Sali Berisha paid a visit to the premises of Radio Television of Albania. Yesterday afternoon, the presidential Mercedes was received by the editor-in-chief of “Republika,” Ylli Rakipi. Berisha was then accompanied by the director general, Buxçapa, through the institution’s premises. The reasons for the head of state’s visit to this institution remain unclear; it is increasingly being regarded as one of the main factors behind Berisha’s failure in the 6 November campaign.

Two MPs may leave the PSD

-Laço and Pulaha are heading toward the creation of PSD II -The PSD will gain two MPs from the PAD Page 3

American troops in the South

- Joint training exercises lasting around two weeks Page 2

Why are changes in the government being delayed?

-Are there politicians willing to become ministers at this time? Page 3

Kosovo is neither at war nor at peace

Interview with Mr. Veton Surroi Page 5