Tirana, former Socialist MP PP will respond to the Judge's summons (with such zeal?) [!] Dr Carli? (who now live on the same street?) [!] The Italian Parliament allows the criminal prosecution of Krajsk[it?]- Xhevdet Nano? (name partly unclear) Having been abroad for a long time, in his absence he had also earned an arrest warrant. Police searches had not been able to locate him. Only a few days ago, with one of his friends, he returned to Tirana. He was immediately detained for the criminal offense of passport forgery. This happened two days after the publication of the letter from former Prime Minister Fatos Nano, while before the accusation he appeared before Judge C. Brati. It was this judge who had issued the arrest warrant for Nano. Immediately after his arrest, he was questioned in the police offices and brought before the competent authority. It is learned that he is charged with using forged documents and evading justice. His arrest has aroused interest because of his family connection with the former prime minister. The article emphasizes that the authorities are acting according to the law and that no one can escape criminal prosecution.

IN LINE WITH THE RUSSIAN CONSERVATIVES Fourth: Unjustly leaders of one party or another are outraged (like Sala and Dritëroja). They themselves are the ones who, for years, with harsh criticism, have written and spoken against one another. Likewise, Mr. Hajdari has also done so publicly, and against him the so-called solidarity has erupted. Why, if freedom of speech is being defended, was there no harsh talk about these writings against one another before they reached parliament? Fifth, later on F'Nano's soldier, Milo, calls F'Nano his Dritëro Agolli, whom he later defended in parliament. Milo, as minister, has taken away the right to exhibit from the distinguished and world-famous painter, Maks Velo. Does this mean that the arrival of the two political prisoners at this exhibition, probably without an invitation, was a provocation against our well-known artist? Was some question asked at a meeting about such conduct by a minister for literature and culture a provocation? Sixth: There are plenty of such examples. If a writer-deputy defends someone who once condemned another person while still a minor, without knowing how far author's right extends to hurl accusations as in the time of public punishments, in fact this creates an evil climate that can poison the atmosphere in parliament, exactly as happened with the Russian conservatives, when they threw mud at one another in special sessions. Of course, the author has the right to express an opinion, but not to turn parliament into a platform for such attacks. (Continued on the next page [?])

Shqipëria "DEMOKRACIA", USA, DEMOCRATIC - Press (Words in the speech bubble, partly legible): Uuuuu!... I want early elections 1996 Cartoon featuring a female figure named Shqipëria.

NDERA CANAJ FITOR If necessary, after my clarification in my mission in a government, about which representatives of Mr. Kozuniak in the Italian press write that I am supposedly an economist. I ask the editorial staff to clarify that Mr. [Kardili?] is a representative of a political force and not a member of a government. He emphasizes that the accusations made against him are unfounded and that he has played no role in preparing any harmful economic scheme. The letter says that the publication of several comments from the Italian press has created confusion among readers and that this confusion must be corrected with an official denial. The author requests that his letter be published in full and that professional correctness be maintained. In conclusion, he writes that he will take legal action against any defamation that damages his public image and reputation.

IBRAHIM RUGOVA IN FRONT OF THE PRESS -The Italian government will support the Kosovo issue- -We have valued the work of the Meksi government and the international organizations- After a visit to the Presidency of the Republic of Kosovo, Mr. Ibrahim Rugova, at a press conference, declared that it is time to act with great care and calm in order to solve the Kosovo issue. He emphasized that many countries around the world have begun to recognize the Kosovo problem seriously and that international attention is increasing. He underlined that, with their demands for independence, the Albanians of Kosovo are presenting to the world a peaceful and democratic path for resolving the crisis. It was stressed that the Italian government has expressed its readiness to support the Kosovo issue in the international forums. Rugova also spoke about contacts with Albanian leaders and about the support he has received from the Tirana government. He praised the work of the Meksi government and the way the Kosovo issue has been treated in international organizations. The conference was held in an atmosphere of calm and responsibility, emphasizing the need for a political and peaceful solution.

TIRANË-ISNUBLI [?] We are Pilot to serve Alb Tel. 042 / 230[ Initial impressions They are not THESE - THOSE. -From PD deputy PETER PEPA to chief editor '93- They are not THESE-THOSE 1. I am not [are?] those who want the return of the [line?] 2. I am not THESE-THOSE who [are?] in the company of [..] 3. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] enslave and [..] 4. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] friend and [..] 5. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] political killings [..] 6. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] money and [..] 7. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] [..] 8. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] [..] 9. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] [..] 10. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] [..] 11. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] [..] 12. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] [..] 13. I am not THESE-THOSE who [..] [..] (project draft '93- PEPA letter in project draft '93-

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