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Koha Jonë

E Merkure 11 Shkurt 1998

Nano - Berisha meeting

A guaranteed pact is being sought between the two opponents of Albanian politics (Page 3) Those threatened by crime Perhaps, after a year and a half alive, the Albanian prime minister, Alban [...] publicly to come for so long into the same photograph with the man he considered politically, perhaps also for a man who had lost hope from the land of adolescence. He had been so wounded by the anxiety of the Salvation Corps that it had become a test to breathe even with his hand, but he has very clearly emphasized that Albanians have no stamina either. To extinguish [?] the cartoon alive publicly in the sheet of the unjoined Track with a cold hatred and the honor of [?,] in a penetrating and clear way the possible loyalty of these two rivals. In memory of his death there remained, however, one clear thing: the end of the basement of this boulevard. A long runway in front of the eyes and many walls. But from both sides there came roars in an opposite direction. Their cartoon still dark in yesterday’s newspaper memory and the restrained language in the last hours have enlivened the frame. Former prime minister Sali Berisha was not calm. He laughed seriously, but also coldly, as he usually does. In the photograph he is beside him, and has a broken glance. His eyes, at one moment, seem to avoid the lens. Meanwhile, Fatos Nano has a more relaxed face, a faint smile, but also some hesitance in the neck and eyes. To write about the revival of the humor missing in these hot days, one would have to speak at length. About three figures: killed, wounded and kidnapped. Thus, in signature, for a meeting that is said to be neither clear nor natural, but possible. A silent pact between them, raised by people who no longer want the photograph of hatred. They see both of them as a threat and as an opportunity. A silent pact between them, achieved perhaps under the pressure of the situation, will have many meanings. Will this be the beginning of a calmer climate? Or a weak agreement? That remains to be seen. PHOTO ARMANDO BABANI
Fatos Nano Sali Berisha Alban [?] Armando Babani Shqipëri

Vlora remembers the riots in Atur Rustami Square

Anonymous phone calls to prosecutors’ offices: Release the arrested MAFIA threatens prosecutors "A signature is demanded from those accused of serious crimes and smuggling" Silenced in fear: "We no longer work under these conditions" in this climate MEVTOR KOLA We are alive before, the funeral of the young Artur Rustemi PHOTO ARMANDO BABANI
Artur Rustemi Mevtor Kola Armando Babani Vlorë Sheshi Atur Rustami

Seizures by the Albanian police

and the “Guardia di Finanza” After the tragedy, a coastal cordon F 5