The socialists are aiming for 1 out of every 2 votes for themselves and for the whole opposition, 2 out of every 3 votes... Interview with Mr. Namik Dokle, deputy chairman of the PS pages 12-13

A day before the Constitutional Court trial “The Brozi affair — the Albanian Watergate” Tomorrow, in the premises of the Constitutional Court, the third hearing of the trial concerning the constitutionality of the dismissal of Zef Brozi will take place. In their lawsuit, the Socialist deputies have requested that the dismissal of the former head of the Cassation Court be declared unconstitutional both in procedural terms and in substance. Numerous developments ahead of the announcement of the verdict page 3

Unrest in Ioannina prison Twenty prisoners escape Most of them Albanian Another mass escape from Greek prisons, with Albanians once again playing the leading role, was reported yesterday afternoon at the Stavrakiu prison in Ioannina. About 20 people, most of them Albanian, got out into the “open air.” According to Ioannina police sources, which Koha Jonë contacted at midnight, 4-5 people were injured in the fire that broke out in the prison, 3 of them Albanian citizens, who are out of danger in the “Haxhikosta” hospital in Ioannina. The other prisoners, who were unable to escape, set fire to their bedding on the first floor of the prison building, a fire that was extinguished after the fire brigade intervened. On the Ioannina-Athens road, as well as on the road leading toward the Greek-Albanian border, strict police checks have still not produced any results. We note that another escape, of 9 Albanian prisoners, had taken place ten days earlier at the Kassandra prison, near Thessaloniki. BOB STOUN Athens

Protest by the Association of Professional Journalists Police violence against journalists must stop The President’s statement must not remain on paper page 3

I have asked for resignation three times. I am the first official who proposed removing Enver’s name from the University page 3

The wave of “Genocide” handcuffs begins for former top officials Yesterday, the day of 14 sensational arrests At two in the morning the police operation began Yesterday was a night of frequent knocks on doors and handcuffs for some of the former top officials of the previous regime. Only at the end of the previous day, as had been announced so far, the court had decided in the late hours of the night, following a request by the capital’s prosecutor’s office, to order the arrest of 14 of them. They are accused of “genocide and crimes against humanity” at the time when they held important state and party positions. page 2 Haxhi Lleshi sick in bed, since yesterday under house arrest

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