26/11/1995
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Koha Jonë

26 November 1995

Automatic weapons block MP Imami

“I have experienced this terror only in January '91” Yesterday in Koplik, Malësia e Madhe This morning, PAD MP Arben Imami and the chairman of the PAD Assembly, Gjergj Zefi, set off for a meeting with voters in Malësia e Madhe, but they were mysteriously stopped at three police checkpoints, which together threatened Shkodër. At the entrance to Koplik, the first checkpoint asked the AD leaders for “identification,” but after Imami replied that “people are free to move about freely in a democracy,” the police justified themselves by citing the “possibility of escorting them.” At the exit of Koplik, the AD leaders encountered the second checkpoint. After stopping MP Imami and Zefi, the police explained that “we have orders to escort you to the head of the police station.” “An MP does not have a police commissioner who summons him,” Imami replied to the Malësia e Madhe police. After managing to continue toward Tamara and Vukaj, according to the planned meetings with voters, near the new church in Hot, 6 police officers with automatic weapons who refused to identify themselves before the MP “surrounded” the AD leaders for a third time. The police, weapons in hand and barrels pointed at the AD leaders’ car, did not allow the MPs to proceed any further. page 3

Pierre Cardin crowns the girl from Durrës

Hygerta Sako - Miss Albania '95 and Miss Press at 24[?]00 Pierre Cardin crowns Hygerta Sako Perfect journalistic taste[?]. The French-language student, 18-year-old Hygerta Sako from Durrës, was chosen first favorite and was to attract the famous fashion master Pierre Cardin as well. No one imagined that until the end of the show, her smile photo A. BABANI (continued on page 2) Last night at the Palace of Congresses at 24[?]00 Pierre Cardin crowns Hygerta Sako

The split in the SP gets closer to the election date

The PD, even with 45 percent of seats in parliament, can govern the country. With such a percentage, the SP must prepare for early elections in 1997 Mitro Çela facing Blendi Fevziu at the journalist’s table pages 12-13

“The clandestines” of our universities

Meksi’s signature sends 800 students into higher education without entrance exams I may be only one of those students ignored and mocked by the state apparatus, because schools have admitted students who never competed at all, as long as they knew the prime minister’s wife, Mr. Bujar, or someone else in the prime minister’s “pyramid.” pages 8-9