Why is the General Prosecutor’s Office not investigating Berisha, while asking the public to decide whether the PD leader should be arrested or be granted pardon for the removal of immunity Two years have passed since the parliamentary immunity of the PD leader was removed, yet there has been no investigation into his role in the events of September 14, 1998

ALEKSANDËR ÇIPA Parliamentary secretary for government decisions, Ilir Bocka, will come today to the southern city of Gjirokastër. This comes against the backdrop of discussion of the latest split among the socialists of that city and the PD. Despite the insistence of analysts and of Prime Minister Meta himself, the consensus over this announced change between the elderly council and the socialist mayor, along with the prefecture leadership, seems to remain elusive. Again, the role of voice, of urgency and of the initiative that we have been taking care of for one another in order to soften the elderly council in the socialist relations in this part of the country, the symbol of giving the minister of solidarity and of the mayor in this case, Paskal Milo, stands out to such an extent that the opposition’s resistance draws attention. It has not made a clear impact in the confrontation with the socialist majority to see it in the proper ranks with the leadership of power. By setting itself apart in relation to an administrative arrangement that violates the purpose and morality of coalition governance, Bocka speaks this language with the same slightly moralizing tone of the socialists and the PD. Perhaps this comes at the time of the beginning that early on demonstrated the clashes of the failed voice and the court of the era. If the orientation that is now certifying the social-democratic nature of the time is mainly to give voice to tolerate the distortions of coalition governance, then the minister should understand that there are many more things on the list of discussions about ownership problems for decentralization issues than its ability based on the proposal of replacement. Meanwhile, the social democrats, once made clear before the word, are mocking Gjirokastër and the mayor. With another request to find incompatibilities between the council chair and the socialist mayor, in the same confusion within the socialist base, Bocka remains in the eyes of observers, with the next argument of originality. Such seems to be supported on the surface by Meta’s evaluations. Such seems to be helping further with efforts to fade out the individual. Perhaps it is another sign of the weakening of social democracy’s welding in a new involvement of socialists close to one another. Taulant Bada blocks an illegal apartment building, which since it is owned by a minister

The US Ambassador in Tirana, Limprecht

Tirana prefect Taulant Bada blocks an illegal building, which since it is the property of a minister Politicians of other kinds, Taulant Bada blocks an illegal building, which since it is the property of a minister

1. Thimi K[?]ndi, President of the Supreme Court (USA) 2. Ilir Roka, Deputy Minister of Defense, with a Green Card (USA) 3. Luan Ceka, president of PAO (Germany) 4. Lefter K[e?]uvu, Minister of Agriculture and chairman of the Agrarian Party (Greece) 5. Pjetr Zefi, PSD deputy (Greece) 6. Gaqo Apostoli, PS deputy (USA) 7. Ylli Vejsiu, PD deputy (Sweden) 8. Limoz D[?]azi, PS deputy (USA) Note: We spoke with Secretary Gjushi, Speaker of Parliament, who has a son in Greece. We clarify that both his sons are studying in Greece.