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Koha Jonë

E Enjte 1 Tetor 1998

The new government is blocked

Gjinushi: “Either Apostoli, or we leave the coalition” Page 3 Deputy[?] BY ELTON ALISKA The struggle between Prime Minister Majko and a government duo was making it difficult, until the very last hours, to put together the new cabinet that will replace Nano’s government. One of the most contentious names is believed to be that of the Social Democratic woman deputy who is clashing with the outgoing prime minister, Fatos Nano. In a long interview for “Koha Jonë”, Skënder Gjinushi, one of the protagonists of the political crisis shaking the executive, says that his position is clear and that he does not accept being moved out of the government, as Skënder Gjinushi, but the stubbornness of the Socialist chief[?] is driving the country into crisis. “I expect the government to be in Berat and for justice to remain with this government,” he lets it be understood, revealing the Socialist chief’s aim for this new coalition government structure. AQ informed Mr. Gjinushi by phone last night about the shift in balances and about his non-candidacy. On his part, President Meidani had reactivated himself and it was thought that he would either somehow drag out the first mandate so that Nano could withdraw quietly, or urgently meet Mr. Gjinushi on Monday. From the PSD deputy’s side, the creation of parliament was seen as a priority and the coalition members Gjinushi scenario This variant of parliament and coalition members Gjinushi scenario
Skënder Gjinushi Fatos Nano Apostoli Berati Franc Ikonomi

Champions Cup, splendidly grand[?]

Manchester, Bayern and Juventus won[?] No one who won the first two rounds eliminated the Scottish leftovers[?] Page 23
Manchester