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Rilindja Demokratike

E diel, 28 shkurt, 1993

Why there should not be early elections...

PEOPLE, do not be deceived by those who have ruled for 50 years WHY THERE SHOULD NOT BE EARLY ELECTIONS.... PEOPLE, do not be deceived by those who have ruled for 50 years On 22 March 1992, Albanians won a great battle against the 47-year communist regime. They decided to put an end to the rule of the communist party and the failure of the socialist economy. That party's efforts to bring back chaos and uncertainty continue through calls for early elections. Today Albanians have no reason to accept such a political adventure. Free elections have just opened the way for reforms and it is necessary for the government to have time to implement its economic and political program. Those who ruled the country for 50 years cannot present themselves as saviors. The people know very well who brought about the crisis, poverty and isolation. The demand for early elections is an attempt to block reforms and restore the influence of the old forces. (Continues on page 4)

PS with the corruption scandal

The red bosses feel the earthquake – The parent of the exposure of the scandals of the communist Ifofë, – Ataman, Namo, Bufi, Alia, Selia, Leka, Aristid-llanika of one uncle... – The parent of the exposure of the scandals of the communist Ifofë, – Ataman, Namo, Bufi, Alia, Selia, Leka, Aristid-llanika of one uncle... The highest leaders of the Enverist nomenklatura are doing everything they can to obstruct democratic reforms through chaos and destabilization of the country. In their strategy to block reforms and create the climate for returning to power, the corruption scandals and the wealth amassed by their families are also finding a place. The uncle of the former last communist prime minister and of Tirana’s first secretary is among the many beneficiaries of the scheme of unlawful enrichment. In the shadow of the major scandal of abuses and property dealings, the article lists the family and political ties of the red leadership and the way it seeks to escape public responsibility. (ATSH)
Namo Bufi Alia Selia Leka Tiranë

VLSON AHMETI - a small shark in the ocean of communist-socialist corruption

CORRUPTION - A MASS EPIDEMIC OF THE SOCIALIST PARTIES VLSON AHMETI - a small shark in the ocean of communist-socialist corruption CORRUPTION - A MASS EPIDEMIC OF THE SOCIALIST PARTIES On Friday, the President of the Republic and the Chairman of the Presidium of the People’s Assembly, now a deputy of the Socialist Party, have resigned as members of the leadership of the PS. (ATSH)
Vlson Ahmeti

President of the Republic, Sali Berisha, received the ambassadors of Spain and Naples

During the talks, the President of the Republic praised the relations of friendship and cooperation with these countries and expressed interest in expanding them in all fields. (ATSH)
Sali Berisha Spanjë Napolit

The Albanian people want Great Britain on their side

From yesterday’s visit of the Assembly in Britain The Albanian people want to have Great Britain on their side From the visit of the People’s Assembly delegation to Great Britain As the parliamentary visit to Great Britain continued, the Albanian delegation held meetings with representatives of British institutions and emphasized the need for political and economic support for democratic reforms in Albania. The interlocutors praised the process of transformation and expressed interest in expanding bilateral cooperation. (Continues on page 4)
Britaninë E Madhe Shqipëri

“Koha Jonë” continues to deceive

As always, the newspaper “Koha Jonë” continues to publish distorted and false reports about political developments in the country. In its latest issue it has made accusations and insinuations that are not supported by facts. The editorial staff emphasizes that the public should be presented only with the truth and not with slander intended to damage democratic processes. (Continues on page 4)