Legal committees: In the elections with our candidates. Abdiu: Hold one step back from Berisha. Plesoşi gives a false speech, so that the aid can calm down [?] page 3 Legal committees: In the elections with our candidates. Abdiu: Hold one step back from Berisha. Plesoşi gives a false speech, so that the aid can calm down The great clash is being examined The first meeting of the political leaderships with the mediation of the prime minister ended in exclusions. The struggle to put the PD’s allies at the center of attention, and the move to internationalize things in parallel with the “reconciliation” government, makes it so. On Friday, since in most of the opposition parties, the “Christian Democrats” led by Nard Ndoka, the democracy of rights and the Party of Lajo threaten to withdraw separately, there were others who called it a meeting of the saved that risked leaving out the election on 29 June. It came close to going out of hand, and yesterday’s meeting seemed somewhat normalized. The Greeks are also asking whether, in 20 lines, the opposition has chosen the tactic of flirting with the proclamation of an already compromised policy, while not giving up the classic moves. The point is that the PD and Berisha, in the official protocol as their language formulated it, accepted only their conditions and the opposition appeared clashed, as if the strongest confrontation would be given only under the proper conditions. In the end that opposition appeared clashed as far as the words were concerned. “This one will still take the political soul. We split it,” this implied formulation was to define what was changed after the day after tomorrow, except at least moderated by a declarative situation with the last center insult. This thesis was launched with a completely new specificity from the problem of the scale of Berisha’s reforms and the term of a solution, because it seems that an unhealed burden is expected to remain on the neck. Of the 2 proposed scenarios—majoritarian, the convinced commission of opposition parties extended itself to the forefront of developments; SHIK, RTV “Moldia” and several others remain involved in the formulation machinery. 20 lines: the opposition demanded increasingly vague conditions. Besides the main demand that the PD and Berisha step aside, several new options filled with circumstance were raised, the first being the resignation and dismissal of part of the directors of the apparatus of violence and the police. These firsts would seem like small things if they had a harsh priority with publicly unspoken insistence. In fact the parliamentary allies with right-wing alignments (the Movement for Democracy and several others) withdrew for the second time from their earlier position in opposition. Yesterday a majority was formed through the increase in demands, which increased its weight. The separate right-wing departure and the lack of understanding by the democratic group and the gathering of an electoral list with balance led Fino to declare that “if we enter the elections, we must act normally” and to hope for some kind of clear legal procedure. Last Thursday the mediation did no more than make the open voices of the clash clear. Although a softening and an attempt to remain calm have been noted, the result can be called a new, trembling challenge. Awaiting a final answer, this will be crystallized in the coming days. This is where the explanation of the absence of Ali Spahia and the [?-] statements to KJ also comes in: if with the others, our demand was by consensus. In the same vein, it is thought that the release of the soothing “NDR”s by one of the protagonists is also part of it. Despite the clashes, many see how much hope remains for getting out of the crisis with a clear solution. Thursday, 29 June, is approaching. Edi Rama [?]. Shënuan and Nado as they left yesterday’s meeting with the prime minister