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Koha Jonë

E Hënë 19 Shkurt 1997

Hajdari throws punches, gets bullets

Criminal act by Socialist Party deputy Gafur Mazreku. He shoots his colleague Azem Hajdari with a pistol. Parliamentary colleagues call for no immunity and handcuffs The stop pistol has measured and the law The attacking man first took the floor on Saturday the 15th, at the 35th session of the investigative commission of the pseudimnatët. Even the Prime Minister present notified them. Here, Berisha's commissioner erupted, accusing the communist president, the municipal official and the Interior Minister, etc. Berisha stepped into the hall, raising the podium to its feet. Who would call it that in a public building, inside and freely spacious: the high-ranking people, the elected deputies?! Together with the invited guests in trouble Since the questions and the removal had split them into two groups. The first were those sought for the 1990 clone, while the rest concerned the opening of files, unblocking, etc. The chief for Klasin, the turned man had no reason to get up defeated and exchange with him. 1 dodhuri ne in Tirana at the hour of the event? I saw this happen. It was in life and free. Socialist Party deputy Gafur Mazreku has shot democratic deputy Azem Hajdari with a pistol in the Parliament chamber. The event shocked Albanian opinion yesterday and placed parliamentary life and security in state institutions at the center of debate. Published photograph: Mazreku - Hajdari 24 hours before the attack Parliament, 17 February 1997 - One day before the incident, the two deputies were posing together Photo AGIM RAMA Mazreku - Hajdari 24 hours before the attack. Parliament, 17 February 1997 - One day before the incident, the two deputies were posing together. Photo AGIM RAMA
Gafur Mazreku Malaj Berisha Agim Rama Tiranë Parlament

Politics between the hammer and the law

In those days, the major newspaper from? 1990, Azem Hajdari, a well-known student activist, often became the center of attention because of his role in Albanian political life. This article mentions debates, statements, and a tense political climate. The printed text is partly illegible in the image and some lines remain unclear[?].
Malaj