The youngest of them was only 3 years old Temporary responsibilities? BY PRON ÇUPI The day has come again when a village is burned, a deliberate act is made, and the government is interrupted. Has common sense left you? Will the government intervene? It slips away, and with it your building for yourself. Some kill children? They are placed at the center of children and the government? Are they so temporary and so few? Are interventions being made? Everyone has turned to the police. But five days later villagers say that children are dying. Why do we wrap something like this up? And why can the price be death? The reasons have become deeply confused. Perhaps in these days the whole event will be called something past. Was that all it was? Where are the killers now? Words, even up to contradictions? Blame comes, and it does not weigh on continuity. The deadline comes, and it does not weigh on implementation. Violence comes, and nothing is clarified. Late hope also comes, while children keep leaving forever. And perhaps for them it becomes even heavier because of what the publication demands. The figures speak: in a small part of the country, child deaths are occurring. Is this part of the country forgotten? If not, then who bears responsibility? In a shaken society where everything seems to be in fog, three murdered children are also three public accusations. (continued on page 11) Together, hopes wave of racism [?] Page 9