Statement by the Presidency of the Democratic Party During these last three months and meanwhile, at a time when the PSSH is trying to come out of reform and revive Stalinist populism, with the help of fake anti-communists and extremist nostalgics, the Democratic Party has been arguing in every cell of society, in every corner of Albania, for the value of reforms. On this occasion, it not only has the need but also the duty to present to public opinion the balance sheet of the first three months of 1995, to define its directions for this year, and to identify the tasks facing all party structures. In these three months, the government has taken measures to accelerate privatization, strengthen macroeconomic stability, improve the investment climate, and increase public confidence in the market economy. Reforms in the administration, banking system, agriculture, and privatized enterprises have entered a more determined phase. Measures have been taken to increase budget revenues, limit inflation, and discipline public spending. The Democratic Party believes that 1995 should be the year of making reforms concrete and bringing democratic standards closer to European ones. In this regard, special attention will be paid to strengthening the rule of law, protecting private property, fighting corruption, and consolidating pluralist institutions. The PD calls on all members, supporters, and citizens to firmly support this course, reject demagoguery, and work for the modernization of the country. Only through deep and lasting reforms will Albania be able to integrate into the European family and ensure prosperity for its citizens. (the text at the bottom is partially illegible in the image)[?]

Xhixhani, with a parliament of the PSH in the hall of the Council of Europe, says that certain deconspirative acts and arrests of specific names are also being examined[^?]. (text heavily damaged and illegible in several lines)[?]

Cossiga, “a strange and intriguing man in foreign policy” Mr. Sali Berisha with the Italian lifetime Senator Francesco Cossiga [?] (the article text is partially illegible and cut off in the image)[?]

The President of the PS, who is in Italy, Sali Berisha takes part in the inauguration ceremony Photo: A. Babani Not only facilities or medical centers, but according to the latest information the “Our Lady of Good Counsel” hospital is meant to serve patients with the most modern medical equipment. The Sultan of the diplomatic Order “Regina della Pace” and other builders present at the ceremony stressed the importance of this investment for healthcare in Albania. (the following text is partially illegible)[?]

According to news agencies in Athens, the Greek Foreign Minister, Karolos Papoulias, has considered the provisional agreement on the name of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia as a positive development for peace and stability in the region. He focused on Greece's relations with neighboring countries, emphasizing the need for good neighborliness and regional cooperation. Not only in the political sphere, but also in the economic and cultural fields, Greek-Albanian relations should be expanded and strengthened, the Greek minister said. The Sultan of the European integration process and regional stability is also linked to cooperation between these two countries. (Continued on page 2)

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On the scandal “Alia-Nano-Dokle-Ruçi-Bencu” - 150 thousand dollars disappeared forever EDI PLAKA Milo dollars. It was written about this scandal that happened three years ago in the PS, a scandal that should not be left in oblivion, but should be clarified. Once again, the issue of a printing house allegedly linked to the name of Namik Dokle and to a sum of 150 thousand dollars comes to the fore. According to sources published earlier, this amount was used to buy equipment, but there is no document proving that the printing house ever actually operated. The names Alia, Nano, Dokle, Ruçi, Bencu are mentioned as part of the political and financial scandal that has shaken the Socialist Party. If this printing house exists, where is it located? Who managed it? Who benefited from the funds? These questions, according to the author, remain unanswered and require a full public investigation. (the final text is partially illegible)[?]

Agapit Prosi's page setter is Gramoz Ruçi Chapter, Prosi's setter, accusation of cynicism [?] Prominent figures of our “Astradonjada” Two numbers, two artists of Albanian politics Message addressed to the people of Slovenia to President Berisha from the former President of the Italian Republic and lifetime Senator Francesco Cossiga Cossiga, “a strange and intriguing man in foreign policy” The page setter addressed to the people of Slovenia to President Berisha from the former President of the Italian Republic and lifetime Senator Francesco Cossiga [?]