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Yesterday's conference was the great hope for the PD's arrival in power. It can no longer be tolerated by former communists. This startling statement, an alarm for all anti-PD forces, made Berisha impossible and the discouraging defeat in the midst of communism. Berisha has the remaining road ahead and presents merciless desia. Action in the 1990s of pluralism [?] of man from the outside priority to reaction and confrontation. And the history of his governance shows that for him it is the opposite of calm, dialogue and understanding. He does not keep calm. Accustomed to unexpected decisions that topple anyone in freedom, disregard the law and use force, naturally the free hate him. Even when they oppose him, he continues to act as if he were infallible. He has not accepted that, with the arrival of pluralism, his way of leading could not survive without changes. Although his supporters defended him for a long time, now it seems that even the PD itself is distancing itself from the model that kept it standing, but which at the same time led it into successive crises. This is the beginning of the PD's victory over Berisha. Not as a person, but as a way of doing politics, as a cult of personality, as fear of different opinions. Only by leaving this legacy behind can the opposition rise again and regain the trust it has lost.

Projects are needed on the eve of Schröder's visit AMC in Germany, Albania in the EU (AMC) from Deutsche Telekom: "This would be an economically smart decision for the Albanians for an economic step of European unification with the country's infrastructure. If the Albanian government were to welcome the Albanian ambassador in Germany, Bashkim Zeneli." page 21

page 7 Yesterday at the General Prosecutor's Office, investigator Marko Dajti asked the prime minister to appear for clarification regarding public statements that the former deputy chief of police in the Tropoja district, Azem Hajdari, had been involved in the killing of the former Democratic Party deputy. Then, in a closed session, it was said that the prosecution could not continue the criminal procedure without full testimony. "Our Code" has suggested that the defamation accusations against the prime minister and the chief prosecutor are unsupported by concrete evidence. According to a statement from the prosecution, the investigation into the killing of Azem Hajdari will continue and all persons mentioned in the media will be questioned. It was further mentioned that other suspicions exist about links to earlier events, but the prosecution body is seeking full documentation. In the first reactions, some opposition MPs considered this an attempt to exert political pressure, while representatives of the majority said that justice must do its work without obstacles.