24/12/1995
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Koha Jonë

24 December 1995

Albanian emigrants will not be legalized

The Albanian issue remains unresolved until the disputes between Athens and Tirana are settled Once again, the 200,000 Albanian emigrants are being asked to pay the price of the unstable Athens-Tirana relations. Greece’s Minister of Labour, Stefanos Xhumas, announced that the draft law for the legalization of foreign emigrants in Greece will soon be submitted to the national parliament, a law from which Albanian emigrants are excluded, until the disputes between the governments of Albania and Greece are resolved, mainly concerning the education of the Greek minority in Albania. According to sources from the Ministry of Labour, the exclusion of Albanian emigrants is temporary, but no one knows how long this “temporary” interval may last. page 2 An Albanian emigrant near a Greek soldier photo A. BABANI

PR protests to the socialist leadership

Stop the political passions of the local leaders page 3

Corruption at the top of the minaret

Kalakulla pessimistic about the victory of the right-wingers page 4

5 car traffickers arrested

But their two buyers are released page 6

Kvasnjevski takes office as President

Yesterday he was sworn in before parliament page 11

Teuta winter champions

Flamurtari have suffered two home defeats in three weeks Yesterday for week 17 page 23

PD card anti-communism, the PD base collaborators

The failure to nominate some political figures will weaken Parliament, but will strengthen the PS Dritëro Agolli speaks for Koha Jonë pages 12-13

Two organizers of the escape arrested

They were trying to take 7 clandestine migrants to Italy in the company truck DURRËS - The dream of going by ferry to Italy has been shattered for 7 Albanian clandestine migrants, but also for the two guards of the Albanian-Italian company “Fiat Ag-er”, who had put the company truck at the disposal of the “escapees”. In fact, the Durrës district police station has detained them. The starting point of the group of 7 clandestines was one of the company’s facilities (prë) [?] “Fiat-Ag-er” located by the sea. Moreover, the two accused guards of the company, Shyqyri Dervishi, 32, and Fatos Abili, 34, had prepared everything, from “recruiting” the clients to securing the ideal hiding place: inside the company truck, which was to sail on the ferry to Italy. But police officers blocked their undertaking before it had even begun to take off. The 7 clandestines returned home disheartened, while the 2 civilian guards “emigrated” to the isolation rooms of the Durrës Police Station. Z.D

Fest ’95, 16 finalists determined

18 songs in the bin, winners announced today page 19

Merry Christmas

The editorial staff of “Koha Jonë” wishes all Christian believers a merry Christmas Happy holidays

Notice for regional journalists

All regional journalists must definitely appear on Tuesday, 26 December 95, in the editorial office of the newspaper. On this occasion the 1996 subscription will be made, as well as due to the urgent 95 orders, since on 3 January 96 “Koha Jonë” will begin to be published with 24 daily pages. Failure of the journalists to come on the above dates will result in the termination of the relationship with the editorial office. Editorial staff “Koha Jonë”