“Socialists” boycott Parliament The first forces arriving from emigration are a clear response to this situation. Traffic from abroad is very heavy; on Monday there are more than 7,000, and around 10,000 more are expected. More than 80 buses carrying emigrants are on the way. If the government continues to close the borders, they will enter by other means. Many emigrants are also coming from Greece. They have come to save the country from catastrophe. Their goal is to help create the new democratic government. Meanwhile, Socialist deputies are not taking part in Parliament. This boycott comes at a time when the country needs stability and the creation of new institutions. Their stance has been condemned by public opinion and by the democratic forces. Under these circumstances, Parliament is expected to continue its work with the deputies present and to take the necessary decisions to lead the country out of the crisis.

“We are there... We will not let Kosovo go from the Fourth Stupi Conference”

There is no room for hesitation or delay Looking at the new circumstances and the continuing pressure on the government, it becomes clear that corruption and economic obstacles can undermine democratic reforms. Old forces seek to preserve their privileges, while citizens expect rapid and concrete changes. If the government does not act decisively to uproot corruption and impose order in the administration, there is a risk of losing public trust. This would have consequences not only for the economy, but also for the very future of democracy. Reforms require responsibility, transparency, and punishment for those who abuse power. In this sense, there is no room for hesitation, but for quick and courageous decisions.

INDEPENDENT BANK The official morality of the bartender, Mr. Governor kauni paravresnie of the bank. Neither in genesis nor in the future of the law!

Mr. Fino? lives in Italy and has come urgently to help the country. He says that emigrants are ready to provide financial and professional support for economic recovery and for the support of democratic institutions.

CONGRATULATORY TELEGRAM We are prepared to help them Congratulations to the new Albanian government and to the Albanian people on the road to democracy. We express our belief that Albania will move forward with the help of its sons and daughters, both at home and abroad.

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