and the winners from these processes will be the people, the country and the PD itself A strong decision is being taken not only after discussions about the elections and at the meeting of the PD leadership, where the persons were determined who will carry out the discussions in the country’s districts and deal with organizing the new elections in the party. This leadership decision, despite the reactions accompanied by uproar and opposition from the persons appointed to deal with several areas where the discussions and new elections in the party will take place, best shows the serious political will, as well as the desire to part with the recent past. According to the authoritative tone of last night’s meeting, they wanted to send a clear message that the decision on dealing with figures within the PD belongs only to the organization and the relevant forums. Accidentally, this move, which had started to become a problem because of public objections, puts an end to some speculation that the renewal was being driven by voices outside the party structures. The decision means that every misunderstanding has been removed and the country is entering a clearer phase of organization. The important political element is that yesterday’s decision established that discussions about candidacies will be made on the basis of contribution, moral character and the ability to represent the PD. Consequently, this step is considered one of its greatest achievements in its history. If this process is carried out correctly and responsibly, the winners from these processes will be the people, the country and the PD itself.

JEPTER PIPA MP

“The person we love has no flaws / It takes not to love him if he has as many flaws as he has” “The person we love has no flaws It takes not to love him if he has as many flaws as he has” Perhaps this popular proverb is more relevant than ever in this case. Referring to the decision of the Party Figures Evaluation Commission, where deputy Jefter Pipa was dismissed from all functions, at least two things of interest to the general public emerge. First, is the decision only that of the commission, or is there another source behind it? Second, is Mr. Pipa’s dismissal an action aimed at separating yesterday’s responsibilities from today’s, or simply a selective punishment? If this were a matter of the same standard for everyone, the debate would be easier. But when such decisions are accompanied by political noise and by specific names, strong questions arise. In this sense, the question raised in the headline remains open: is the fault in the “dilet” or in the crimes, Mr. Proka?

I am very optimistic about the improvement and development of women The prosecution lightened by their work ... From the questions that follow, it emerges that she has expressed optimism about the future. She believes that the transition of Albanian society will bring more opportunities for women and for their participation in public life. She says that, although the difficulties are many, work and perseverance remain the only way to overcome them. The interview also emphasizes the importance of education, professionalism and mutual support. She says that she has devoted herself to her profession with all her energy and that she will continue to contribute wherever she is most useful.

In a message of condolence sent to President Clinton over the tragic death of U.S. Commerce Secretary Ronald Brown, Mr. Sali Berisha expressed his deep sorrow. President Berisha praised Ronald Brown’s contribution to the development of relations between our two peoples. The message states that the Albanian people share the pain of the American people over this great loss. President Berisha also expressed his conviction that contacts and cooperation between the two countries will continue with the same intensity.

Enterprise reform in the PD government Every enterprise privatized today will not be fully completed until it feels less touched by the past In an interview with “Koha Jonë”, Mr. Genc Ruli, minister of finance and economy, declares that privatization remains one of the main priorities of economic reform. According to him, the process must proceed in a lawful, transparent manner and with public participation. He stresses that every privatization must be accompanied by restructuring and managerial responsibility. Mr. Ruli also underlines that privatized enterprises must feel detached from the practices of the past and enter the logic of the market. The interview also addresses issues of ownership, banks and foreign investment.

Playing with “ZP” the doubters keep calm at the DPSH Interview with the chairman of the PD of the Librazhd district, Mr. Naun Sllam Condition “NANO” personification of anti-Europeanism in the PS “ZP”-[?] of the foreigners of the criminals Above all, dedication, courage and devotion