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Koha Jonë

E Mërkurë 29 Prill 1998

Vehbi Alimuçaj arrested

Last night, in the mess halls for boys and girls, the police took the boss of VEFA and 5 financiers [?] to Tirana prison Charge: Fraud and theft on a large scale from creditors Page 7
Vehbi Alimuçaj Tiranë

Violence, with violence

Although everyone’s eyes today are focused on Tomë’s passage into the ambush set up by the guards, what is interesting to observe is what especially would happen if one looked back at the scene of violence during the clash that took place between the last regime [?]. There are at least three points to note in this regard. First, the insistence of the latest hardened stance did not come from the regime of Sali Berisha, which, with the work of the Ministry of the Interior forces, would rise above and take on the sins of what was called the primitive demonstration. This latest shift stemmed from the fact that the socialist government, calling the protest against its own government illegal, could use rapid intervention and public order forces to do this. The aim was to avoid the shame of using the army. Regimes in the world are indeed rare, whether the last ones that claim they are driven by the propaganda of their opponents, that one day before operations by the army. Yugoslavia is the most recent example of a regime that did not use weapons against its own people. In this argument and in this issue, Ulkohët [?], another totalitarian Serbian post-power and for an interesting road of the Mr. of Albania. Second, the insistence on violence is also in another respect in correspondence with the speeches of the predecessor of this Assembly. If the government above, at the end of each day, reminds you of the calm daily calls of the opposition and of the associations against in the opposite direction of the advisers. It is enough to browse and revive when before judgments nothing else links to a knot and zero, “total war against the Serbian occupier” and when from the leaders of the KLA there was a call for “sabotage” there would be no surprise if the police were to stop, as with the opposite means, not to forbid what was mentioned, as in yesterday’s Kosovo that of violence. There are at least three points to note in this regard. Third, there is the other opposite that grows for the role, regardless of goodness and beyond the last level of the regime. There are at least three points to note in this regard. Fourth, the idea has been sown that the role of the state toward the opposition or protest is to confront it with the same means. This is dangerous for a fragile democracy. [partially illegible text in photo]
Sali Berisha Shqipëri Kosovë

Nano is no longer with us

Supporters of the parliamentary group, PS deputies accuse the chairman of changes The Socialist deputy Sulejman Delvina, at a meeting of the KPD, expressed the voters’ dissatisfaction in the city with their arrival and with Prime Minister Fatos Nano. “Instead of changes in the government, the party headquarters should have taken a look at the chairman of the parliamentary group. Delvina says this is a slide and, from the leadership’s point of view, it is understood as a move with withdrawal otherwise. In this situation, the changes in the government are concerns at the start of a fierce debate over their interests. Today Chairman Nano is suspending [?] his ministers and dismissing him
Fatos Nano Sulejman Delvina

Former Defense Minister after 13 months at headquarters

Safet Zhulali returns to the PD Former Defense Minister after 13 months at headquarters Safet Zhulali returns to the PD F 5
Faruk Çupi

Court of Appeal changes the death sentence in Vlor[a], death is equal[?]

Court of Appeal changes the death sentence Vlora, death is equal[?] F 2
Vlorë

The journalistic book “VLORË '97” was published

Written by Fatos Çupi The journalistic book “VLORË '97” WRITTEN BY FARUK ÇUPI What are we holding this year of war[?] The bloody events of 1997 In “Vlorë '97”, the author also took part. Bringing the reader a body of fragments and facts, it reads as a narrative and documentary about the events of 1997. Value, the phenomenon... so much for Eastern Europe? Did anyone value the future? Who could and why? Is the meaning of the so-called clear? Do values understand this? The value of [??]entiment or politi-cal event occurred? Can they be included? Suppose[?] a noise could “deceive”? The book “Vlorë '97” attempts to answer all these questions.
Faruk Çupi Vlorë Evropën Lindore