Tirana with open legs
BY AUDI BEJTA
President Mejdani’s visit to Turkey, where an agreement on television and satellite equipment was signed, went beyond this and opened the way to other, perhaps larger, markets.
But the armed struggle with the Snake gang, which is wearing down the European Union in its attitude toward Albania, regardless of Tirana’s relations. Mr. Sali Berisha, speaking loudly as an Albanian, continues to stir the waters in the swamp, but he is detached, even though the envoy of Tirana and Kosovo, [?!] at least a correction toward this truth. No one has left Berisha in peace to raise his voice even louder because a [illegible sentence] after [unclear text]. He gave a somewhat clearer orientation, in the special possibility of the arrival of the new government of East-West audacity. Tirana’s signing with Albania includes [unclear text] and shows a situation in which one side, as far as police resistance is concerned, seeks to make its way on its own. The setting through the election of [unclear text] and with the proper regime is trying to keep pace with the daily [unclear text] at the forefront of politics. Otherwise, the country and the free press and the officials. To speak loudly and involve Albania, in the hope that there is no anarchy even toward [unclear text]. So that the country can move forward, calm and with [unclear text] movement, the forces that want to act in peace should come together. The free press [unclear text] has begun and Albania has still been placed and is surrounded by many [unclear text]. The difficulty in [unclear text] will [unclear text] little and the knowledge of [unclear text] must [unclear text] and [unclear text].