05/08/1995
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Koha Jonë

5 August 1995

Godo: Albanians, don’t buy land

The next parliament will resolve the land conflict Kalakulla of the PDD, a spectator in the hall Yesterday in Tirana — the Right-Wing Alliance begins holding rallies Starting yesterday, the Right-Wing Alliance will also seek the annulment of the land laws through rallies. Around 500 participants attended the rally organized by the LDSH in the TOB hall in Tirana. Those present included Kurt Kola, chairman of the Association of Former Political Prisoners, Sabri Godo, chairman of the PR, Hysen Selfo, chairman of Balli Kombëtar, and others. At yesterday’s LDSH rally Photo: F. BILANI Page 3 At yesterday’s LDSH rally. Photo: F. BILANI

WE DEMAND THE ANNULMENT OF THE LAW ON THE NATIONALIZED LAND

NO to bargaining over legitimate property!

11 September, Clinton–Berisha meeting

WASHINGTON — The White House announced that President Clinton will meet with the President of Albania, Sali Berisha, on 11 September during the latter’s working visit to Washington. White House spokesman Mike McCurry said the two leaders would discuss the process of institutionalizing democracy and market reforms in Albania, as well as Albania’s role in establishing stability in the troubled Balkan region. Cooperation between the two countries on economic and security issues will also be on the agenda.

Number of seized plants reaches 1,000

Hashish and cannabis also discovered in Përmet Another surprise anti-drug operation in Berat Page 2

Albanian consulate opens in Ioannina

The Albanian Consulate in Ioannina began operating at the start of this week. The agreement to open it was reached three years ago, when Albania and Greece, wishing to expand political cooperation and better represent their interests in each other’s countries, decided to open a Greek Consulate in Gjirokastër and an Albanian one in Ioannina. While the Greek Consulate in Gjirokastër has been operating for two years, only a few days ago two young Albanian diplomats raised the Albanian flag on “Napoleon Zerva” Street in Ioannina, where the Albanian Consulate is now based. Although the Albanian Consulate in Ioannina has begun operating, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not yet appointed an Albanian consul general in Ioannina. I.B

Greek Minister of Justice to visit Tirana

Greek Minister of Justice Anastasios Peponis will visit Tirana from 15 to 17 August, information sources in Athens report. Within a short period, following the visit by Greek Foreign Minister Papulias (his visit to Tirana also marked the turn of interstate relations toward calmer waters), and the visit by Defence Minister Arsenis, it is the Greek Minister of Justice who will visit Tirana. During his two-day visit to Tirana, Peponis will meet with his counterpart Frashëri, as well as Albania’s highest-ranking officials. The two justice ministers will sign an agreement on cooperation in the fight against organized crime. ILIR BABARAMO

Berisha will turn the coast into Bathore

The president seeks northeastern votes by selling land along the seashore Everyone against Berisha. Relocation to the coast requires billions Page 3

Today in AKS

Published: The Love That Shook the World Princess Diana’s secret relationships For the first time for the Albanian public: On Marin Barleti’s third book Pandi Lago: Show business is not my ambition

Special — Vlorë

- 35 illegal migrants at the Police Commissariat - Families drowned while they were going out in a boat - He saves his life battling the waves While his 34-year-old friend drowns p. 5