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Koha Jonë

E Martë 23 Korrik 1996

PS “copies” the genocide law

from the party all those who: “are implicated in crimes or have taken part in political court proceedings” Excluded from rhetoric and from punishments, they refer to his exclusion from the PS. Intervention to resolve the conflict in time. According to sources within the initiative group for reforming the PS, it proposed excluding from the party anyone who has been implicated in crimes or has taken part in political court proceedings. Such a point, added to the program of statutory changes submitted by the former PSSH leadership of the forum, is a key member with the aim of reorganizing the party and unblocking the debate about the figures of representatives of the former regime. The proposed amendment, with the criterion or executive professorial career, automatically excludes everyone from the PS who has taken part in such actions. And it was also seen that by putting forward this proposal, the rivalry that for some time had been troubling the party’s senior leaders would be temporarily calmed between the two factions. In the opinion of the presidency members, such wording would make it clear to every member that participation in the political court proceedings of the communist period cannot be compatible with the party’s new image. Analysts consider this initiative a move that aims to draw a clear dividing line between the past and the reform of the PS. It is also thought that this formula avoids long debates over specific names, turning the criterion into a general rule. According to the same sources, the changes were discussed in an accelerated manner also so as not to leave room for political misinterpretations. These proposals are expected to be presented in the party’s leading forums in the coming days. [?] Yesterday in Varna, Bulgaria: One of the 100 Russian tanks without masks has arrived for the Bulgarian army
Varna Bullgari

Learn foreign languages

Arbnori invites the deputies “without autonomy even for legal matters” Arbnori invites the deputies Learn foreign languages “without autonomy even for legal matters” The Speaker of Parliament stated that he had decided that the 27 June parliament should conduct its proceedings only in Albanian and spoke about the need for deputies to know foreign languages. In a comment linked to the debates over the autonomy of institutions, he declared that “without autonomy even for legal[?]”. The text in the column is partially illegible and damaged in the image. (Continues on page 3)
Arbnori