THE LONG-AWAITED DAY OF VICTORY HAS ARRIVED. 22 MARCH WILL MARK THE END OF DICTATORSHIP AND THE FINAL ESTABLISHMENT OF DEMOCRACY IN ALBANIA. VOTE FOR PD AND THE OPPOSITION BECAUSE THAT IS HOW YOU VOTE FOR YOUR HAPPY FUTURE ! THE LONG-AWAITED DAY OF VICTORY HAS ARRIVED. 22 MARCH WILL MARK THE END OF DICTATORSHIP AND THE FINAL ESTABLISHMENT OF DEMOCRACY IN ALBANIA. VOTE FOR PD AND THE OPPOSITION BECAUSE THAT IS HOW YOU VOTE FOR YOUR HAPPY FUTURE !

Unfortunately, the PS will remain a party without a brain [?] - Unfortunately, the PS will remain a party without a brain - It benefited from the atmosphere created by the 182 intellectuals, went forward as much as possible, fought mobilized and with the opposition did everything, without “mercy” in its mobilization. It benefited from the opponents’ unpreparedness, fortunately. There is no doubt that this is what is being discussed throughout the country. And not only when prices seem to go astray. All the more so if there had been time to prepare for the call of emocration, since they did not denounce it to have, while the challenged and mepopcion SQ qelese, benefited from Lute’s statement. The position of the PS in this heated period is read on page 3.

ANACHRONISM PS PREACHES DEFEATISM AND DECADENCE The end of monism is rare, natural and unstable... ANACHRONISM PS PREACHES DEFEATISM AND DECADENCE The end of monism is rare, natural and unstable, and the clear political rejection of communism can guarantee not only the overthrow of the regime but also the free path of Albania’s development. To change, society must change its way of thinking and of evaluating itself. In Albania this effort has been made with great difficulty. Many of the elements of the past are still trying to survive in new forms. PS, as the successor party to PPSH, continues to display a mindset that cannot detach itself from the past. It seeks to sow fear, insecurity and doubt about the country’s democratic future. Instead of offering development programs and guarantees to citizens, it feeds defeatism and moral and political decadence. This is a serious obstacle to building a free and civilized society. The Albanian people need hope, work and honest institutions, not nostalgia for dictatorship.

On the occasion of the closing of the election campaign tonight, on 20.3.1992, at 6:00 p.m., in Skanderbeg Square, a grand and triumphant rally is being held, in which PDSH and the “Association of Political Persecuted People” will take part. PS mrrugdo will be a festive concert with the participation of some of the best-known figures of the r[?]endit. CITIZENS STAY CLOSED BECAUSE YOUR CHILDREN WILL VOTE FOR P.S VANO TAMINA WITH THE ELECTIONS THE PATOS REGION IN THE DEPUTY’S IMAGINATION (By BUJAR KAPEXHIU)

Tomorrow from Mr. Berisha’s meetings with residents of the Kavajë district. - Tomorrow from Mr. Berisha’s meetings with residents of the Kavajë district. In Kavajë there has been a major social change over the years, and the parliamentary candidate Berisha feels this as everywhere in Albania. In the city and in the countryside, everywhere there is a desire for change and for the departure of old politics. The residents of the area see in the opposition the possibility of a better, freer and safer life. The meetings have been held in an enthusiastic atmosphere, where citizens have expressed their views and concerns about the future. Mr. Berisha emphasized the importance of the free vote and the need to support democratic forces. (To be continued on page 3)

Parts from the coalition platforms for deputy [?] Parts from the coalition platforms for deputy, 3. Berisha held a meeting with the residents of Kavajë and other areas. The meeting discussed the problems of the transition, the need for order and stability, as well as the path of the country’s integration into Europe. In his speech he emphasized that the country cannot move forward by holding on to the past. Citizens must vote for change and for a new political class that serves the public interest. The meeting was well received and accompanied by applause. (To be continued on page 2)