16/02/1995
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Koha Jonë

16 February 1995

Pjetër Arbnori Defends Pjetër Arbnori Alone

Yesterday in Parliament: On the motion of 27 MPs -With his unlawful self-defense, he legitimizes the illegality of his actions Arbnori: This motion has no legal basis pages 2-3

Opposition Backs Opening Up Private Radio and Television

President Berisha asks: "Should we allow private television stations or not?" page 2

Berisha Attends Victories over Fascism Only with Torches (!)

Removing the decorations is a concession to the Right

Democratic Party Chairman Set on Fire in Village

Korçë - Around 25 people have been detained Party inquisition or savage personal revenge. The truth is buried in the depths of mystery, while the facts are chilling. The village PD chairman was set on fire after suffering blows to his body that may have been fatal. The tragic episode took place in the village of Gjonomadh on Monday at around 16:00, when 56-year-old Gazi Lule, chairman of the PD in this village, was found almost burned to death. According to the villagers' testimony, Lule was transporting manure with a donkey. It was precisely the animal that first brought the alarm home. When it returned again with its load, the donkey made the victim's wife think that something unfortunate had happened. The body, shriveled by the burns and initially found by his wife, was taken to hospital for the necessary examinations. Perhaps it was the victim's party role that led law-enforcement forces to act without much fanfare, although every measure was taken in response to the incident. From the village, which was surrounded for several hours by special forces and the criminal police, 25–30 people were taken to the police station. Preliminary investigations revealed that Lule had been struck on the head with blunt objects and was then set on fire using an accelerant. The causes of this killing have not yet been confirmed, while the investigative team continues its work and is questioning several people suspected of the suspected offense. GËZIM ASHIMI

Football in Albania: “STOP!”

Today in Tirana: national gathering to stop violence in sport page 14, by Adriatik Dosti

Klint(on) on Serbia and the fing(er)...

- Dear leaders, don't lie to us, because then the fing(er) comes along and tells the truth page 5