While the people suffer from unemployment, public order, and a lack of perspective, the ministers are quarrelling over appointments of people in customs offices and police stations Pages 2-3

Sun. Tirana is gray, with long bread queues. People hurried to buy bread in bulk, with indignation, for hours under police guard; there were moments of political crisis. The lights went out and a thick, dark electric haze enveloped everyone. Supplies of products and punctuation, the rhythms of the miners’ labor, themselves of order. The other's breeze[?] the government’s orders, while somewhere the number in the wallet could be stretched to this KESH still has no light; no explanations of the confusions, the bridges above if it was given; ministers for debate programs in electric governance with Shkod[?] and events. Such responsibilities were not delayed by Minister Buj. Who has reached the KESH office, sud[?] and gives orders without consulting one another and after sa[?] it will not happen? None of the institutions’ leaders has moved from their place, while an entire population turned its gaze toward them. A whole surge into the queues to get the bread of the mouth shows that this government is unable to foresee the consequences of its decisions. By switching on the electricity for only a few hours and cutting it off without any warning, it has thrown families into anxiety, especially in the evening. Houses are becoming more and more barred up. There are more and more doors locked with iron bars and a demand for candles, torches, and oil lamps. In the neighborhoods the same words are often heard: "There's no electricity." KESH has still not provided clear explanations and clarifications, while the government remains silent. Responsibility is clear and lies with those who should be managing the crisis. Instead, Albanians are faced every day with a lack of light, insecurity, and long queues for bread. In every family, the absence of electricity is felt as the absence of order and of the state.

Today: 52 cellists will try to enter Majko’s office "If he doesn’t receive us, we’ll stand in front of the car..." Today: 52 cellists will try to enter Majko’s office "If he doesn’t receive us, we’ll stand in front of the car..."

Today: 52 violinists will try to enter Majko’s office "If he doesn’t receive us, we’ll stand in front of the car..." 81 people of the group[?] the Minister of Justice has heard the complaints from the group of artists, among whom are 22 cellists. Their representation[?] has grown under a water[?] in 1999 in a large number of the pedagogical school of Tirana after ar- base of beginnings in the revisory Y[?]. Sve qeshin[?] overall has filtered. In the end, the orchestra association self-took[?] and is performing in the noisy bliduz[?] of the state office. According to which they, with violins and cellos, will play Mozart’s Coriolan[?] and, in order to make their denunciation clear, the government said one of their men for the institution of [f?]ond. For this diler of p[?] today the artists? In 1994 they in responsibility stuit[?] soap, after[?] then ender[?] the government [f?]resiz[?]. In 1994 he has the representatives of the state, after then ender[?] the government [f?]resiz[?] (?)