In the People's Assembly It was emphasized that without a fair solution to the land issue there can be no normal development of agriculture nor prosperity for the countryside. In the discussions, the principle was defended that the land should go to the one who works it. Deputies and various participants addressed the state of the cooperatives, ownership, production, the organization of economic life, and the need for deep reforms. The difficult situation in agriculture and the consequences brought about by the current system were discussed. In the session it was underlined that without the farmer's direct interest production cannot increase. The debate focused on the need to give land to the peasant as property or as secure use. Examples were given from different areas, and it was demanded that the reforms not remain only on paper. There was also discussion of the need for supplies of working tools, seeds, credit, and a new organization of the market for agricultural products. In conclusion, it was reiterated that without linking work to personal interest and to ownership, the countryside cannot be pulled out of crisis.

The meeting of Kosovo’s senior officials, accompanied by the historic President Dr. Ibrahim Rugova and his collaborators, was received with honors in Albania. During the talks, the need for fraternal relations and democratic support was emphasized. The visit was described as particularly important for political and national developments. The delegation of the Democratic League of Kosovo held meetings and contacts with various Albanian authorities. The difficult situation in Kosovo, the political rights of Albanians, and democratic ways of finding a solution were discussed. The welcome was warm and was valued as a step toward strengthening ties between the Albanians of Kosovo and Albania. The meetings also underlined the role of pluralism and democratic institutions. The talks addressed issues of cultural, political, and national cooperation. The delegation thanked everyone for the hospitality and the interest shown.

(Continues on page 6) The article deals in reflective and critical tones with the fate of the generation raised under dictatorship, ideological education, and the spiritual wounds of a deformed society. The author raises questions about identity, moral responsibility, and the consequences of the system on the family and childhood. The text intertwines memories, rhetorical questions, and strong accusatory notes toward the past reality.

(According to the oral testimony of Sabri Islami, chairman of the Baldushk cooperative) (Continues on page 6) The article presents testimony and accusations about the incitement of looting in the state reserve depots in Baldushk and Lundër. Sabri Islami is mentioned as the source of the account, and episodes of unrest, responsibility, and insecurity in the area are presented. The text suggests a harsh social and institutional climate, with accusatory tones toward the organizers and beneficiaries of the events.

(Continues on page 2) An article calling on women to take part in the democratic life of the country, to assume civic responsibility, and to play a greater role in social transformations. The text emphasizes that change cannot be achieved without the involvement of women and without their free voice in political and social processes. The article appeals to women not to remain outside the democratic movements and to take an active part in building the future.

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