Parliament, tomorrow afternoon, by Blerim Çela. Milo, from Athens to Tirana with 70 million USD; Vlora throws Bosnia onto the shores[?] Page 5 VEFA creditors in the street: We want our money! Elbasan, cradle of Ceka’s grave Perhaps even the dozen or so students on hunger strike would go out into the streets of Tirana tonight. If until yesterday they were showing determination and endurance in the tent camp, repeating the words of accusation as well, the blind ‘No’ against the peasant continues to wreak havoc. If that is so, what is happening is something incomprehensible. Having arrived two weeks earlier, in the calm center of the university, they feel more than ever the exhaustion of defeat and misery. Unable to endure the humiliation that gripped them after the coup of 14 September, the students came out into the squares and ‘sounded’ to ask for help. Everywhere you have heard such grief these last four months, the name Berisha, joined with the lack of polished cleaning, and the students’ suffocation with the word that they ‘sounded’ to ask for help. At last he came. As if by surprise. Let them speak. The community has kept quiet; it continues to wreak havoc. If what is happening is something incomprehensible. But what kind of slip-up is happening? What is it and what should it be? The country and the unblemished people of the governments should have removed and brought in governance. ‘That two weeks earlier, no,’ said a minister. Art two weeks earlier, no else. Before the insecurity that throughout the long movement, the many participants in the crowded meetings return, as can’t be otherwise, to Elbasan with the lack of a model in order. Of the return? If parents or the country’s insecurity more than that have left the order unfinished and gone off. As for the others, it seems there was talk of a road. Since it is not ours, if it did not come. It must be borne in mind that alongside ‘that’[?], there should have been hope and lack on the scale of its own. Since it was not to ‘close’ the seam, we should definitely have avoided. If they had been saved, they would ask what would happen after this? One must take into account as if they had come in dimensions. This evil seems to have come from the lack of a ‘beginning’. It came from drowsiness. It seemed to them that if we had still been saved from Berisha, ‘Here, or shall we’[?]. All this, but the rare voice of the government officials would bring hope. Having no road at the edge. Outside, the penetration has become tangled and has been pushed back. There is a kind of care to keep it even if unnecessary. All this makes it clear that the students are speaking of an evil that has not yet come to an end. They have put the Minister of Power and Internal Affairs, Belul Çela, in a difficult position. Always bearing in mind that the greatest danger lies in the wiretaps, which are as ordinary as they are dangerous. ‘This is still Berisha’s government,’ they say. All this is linked to the presence of people from Gazidede in the telephone equipment. Hence the suspicions that government officials’ telephone conversations are being tapped. The chief editor of the VEFA newspaper announced it in advance and was the first to say it. Everything is being tapped. But what? Who? Where? And how far? No one gives a clear answer. Attention is focused on the offices of government officials, on the ministers and on the prime minister’s office. In the rector’s office of the University there is still equipment where, it is said, people from Gazidede were placed. There it answered first on 26 May and then on 29 June[?]. VEFA creditors protesting yesterday morning in Tirana over the exchange of money