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Koha Jonë

E enjte 3 Dhjetor 1998

Azem Hajdari is born

The successful operation ends after 45 minutes Page 32 The Coca-Cola factory burns down Lulita on time BY GAVROSH LEVONJA It happened without being announced that the short-lived successor arrived, born amid different emotions. The brilliance had taken with it the traces of Kosovo, the problem of the birth of the son had made it sharper. To avoid any kind of complication, because the woman giving birth was only one week away from the killing of her husband Azem Hajdari. In the largest and most prestigious maternity hospital in Albania, the "Queen Geraldine" Maternity Hospital, they were admitted in the early hours of the morning under strict security measures. Meanwhile, in the other rooms of this maternity hospital, many media outlets were also getting ready, their eyes fixed on the entrance door in order to capture as clearly as possible everything that was happening. After many procedures, at 9:45 the child was born and given the name Azem. A restrained but nonetheless strong joy could be felt in the corridors of the maternity hospital. The medical staff and close family members welcomed the news with emotion. In one of the hospital rooms, the closest members of the family appear. They assure that the mother and the child are in good condition. According to them, the birth was normal and the operation lasted about 45 minutes. The young mother, Fatmira, successfully overcame every difficulty of the moment. Continues on page 32 to learn more about the day of the birth and the relatives' reactions. Family members after the burning of the Coca-Cola factory yesterday in Tirana
Azem Hajdari Gavrosh Levonja Gent Shkullaku Shqipëri Tiranë Kosovë

Political balances are disrupted

The sleepless deputies threaten Skënder Gjinushi “Take the issue to the government or a vote of no confidence” Page 3 Deputies of the party [ ? ] are furious. Yesterday in the areas around Parliament an unusual tension was created, as directly in the car, or walking through the political wind that dwells there, experts draw attention to the demands being raised toward the Speaker of the Assembly. Gjinushi, also described as the key man of the majority, is under unusual pressure. According to parliamentary sources, a group of deputies is demanding that the debates over the recent dismissals and splits be handled openly. Otherwise, the possibility of a vote of no confidence is being warned of. This climate has increased political tension in the country and has put the leaders of the main parties into motion.
Angjeli

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