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Koha Jonë

E martë, 29 korrik 1997

Nano: As much usury as we can

The program statement, discussion and vote today. Gjimishi-Lino: The Constitution survived thanks to the referendum too. PD still outside Parliament Government in Rome: Green light expected “Nano 3”, the vote of confidence in trouble BY GASHOS LEVONIA As if it were a declaration of war, the changes put forward by the government after the last round of the vote of confidence were presented yesterday afternoon in Parliament. Afterwards, Nano delivered a speech like a firebrand. The only government initiative in the center and on the numbers. The government’s program was explained with key points on stability, security, clarity, Parliament, with a magic box in elections and in creating events for the state. Those words also aim to encourage further arguments about continuing the work of the country, for political dialogue after past experience, while analyzing the hell called “usury,” where money and the economy were drowned. In the program speech he again insisted on the need for a government, even a transitional one, with consensus, while admitting that Parliament should be mandated “for more than a 30?” because the issue belongs to and includes the whole homeland. “There is no reform, we are accepting it early” and “through the law” have become some of the program’s formulations, apart from the fact that the government side hopes to keep a clear role. The article predicts that the vote of confidence will pass, and that Nano will most likely be prime minister. According to Nano, he remained advantageously and brilliantly in Parliament. He admitted that while he had promised to govern until the set autumn, everything would be carried out with a fast program. The battle was fought with aims that the first objectives are energy, order and revival. Nano also sets it in three main directions. It is enough to predict from the analysis of this program, especially the bags that are increasing among producers. “We are facing a real government” is the expression that fuels doubt about the last round of the vote of confidence presented yesterday afternoon in Parliament. As for the government’s cohesion, the names have been lined up with many shades. With even more forecasts it was said that Parliament may not be homogeneous. He lowered his voice to perhaps save even after a 13? and 15? rather than this one. He lowered the tone also in moves against the government. By distancing himself from the collaborators of the previous regime, Nano hopes to secure a broad alliance, while what was initially seen is demagoguery. The bridges built with the right wing of Parliament are wavering. Under this condition he is calling for measured and clear rhythms, and describes the responses with restraint. After the failure of the mandate for Parliament to be mandated “for more than a 30?” it is promised that everything will be carried out with a fast program. “All provisions have their place,” he said yesterday, while it was underlined that security and implementation are the key points. PHOTO REUTERS
Gashos Levonia Gjimishi-Lino Romë