The Austrian news agency APA also underlines this The leader of the Serbian [militia] Arkan, known as a mafia boss in this neighboring country, financially supported the Socialist Party (SP) and its candidate for the presidency in the 1994 elections in Albania. According to a report by the Austrian news agency APA, based on an article in the Croatian daily “Nacional”, during an intercepted telephone conversation Arkan claimed that he had sent a significant quantity of narcotic substance to Albania in order to finance the Socialist election campaign. The agency’s article states that he had asked one of his collaborators, by telephone, to inform the Albanian socialist leader Fatos Nano about the difficulties of the opposition forces in defeating him. “These are attempts to influence Albanian democratic processes through criminal means,” it further states. The article also mentions suspicions about the Socialist Party’s links with various Serbian circles in recent years and the involvement of other figures from the criminal world in the region. (p.3)

The Serbian press with the same tone also in the newspaper “Il Ka” We are told thanks to p[?] for threatening the “Prime Minister” of Kosovo at his “place of stay” in Albania. What surprises us is our prime minister’s reaction, who says: “We did not escort the Serb with p[?] …” In the article “Censorship in an Albanian newspaper in defense of the special excellencies of the excellency of the excellency” writes “Voice of America”, according to which last week the Serbian government banned the radio and television broadcast of Ibrahim Rugova’s interview with independent Serbian TV stations. “No special reassurance is needed anymore,” writes the same source, “because regardless of the article in the newspaper “Il Ka”, which calls the chairman of the LDK, Ibrahim Rugova, by the most offensive terms of the Serbian regime, the Albanians of Kosovo are clear that they must not identify that medium with the profile of the intellectual, political and moral force of Albanian society.”

The clash from the side and the uncertainties in a full conflict in Brokaj’s invitation, Panorama and the displays of the SP of [?.] that the two of them [?.] while [?.] the wish with [?.] to [?.] a process [?.] that [?.] must in [?.] more [?.] that [?.] the conflict in the SP, followed [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] It is thought that [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] (page 3)

Almost a century and a half has passed since the professors of communist ideology and their followers began circulating, in hundreds of articles included in a teaching section of those years, the phrase linking their spiritual master with love for small peoples and in particular for the Albanians. This was a pure lie. In the study “Albanian Communism under the shadow of the Serbian agency and the Soviet KGB service”, which was published for the first time in the USA, it is written: “From the documents discovered recently it emerges clearly that Marx looked upon the Albanians with considerable contempt and called them a mixture of tribes and ethnic groups without history. He expressed these things during the years 1848-1849 in his newspaper “Neue Rheinische Zeitung” and later also in other writings. In particular, he mentions the Albanians alongside other Balkan peoples, calling them incapable of independent national development.” There are also other quotations from various authors who address this issue. “In the book “Avanti” of the discovery of [?.] it emerges that Marx’s attitude toward the Albanians did not change in the following years either, and he included them in the list of small peoples without a historical future.” Is this fact connected with [?.] and [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.] [?.]

Declaration of the Christian Democratic Party of Albania The chairman of the Christian Democratic Party, Mr. Nard Ndoka, states that “there is no agreement or cooperation whatsoever between our force and the left-wing bloc”. According to the declaration, “the inclusion of the PDK in the so-called opposition front is a speculation made with the aim of denigrating it”. The text says that the PDK remains firmly on its political line and that it will not be part of any coalition that conflicts with its program. It further underlines that the news spread in this regard is false and that the public should be informed correctly. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ZËRI BUSHATI

Ur[?]hin I Ruçi: With strong voices it marked the days a number [?.] of names that circulate in the leaflets of red propaganda. In a long and carefully constructed lead article, the author tries to present to the left-wing public a kind of new platform, which in essence aims only at recycling the old language of class hatred. The text uses offensive terms and political labels against opponents, presenting them as an obstacle to normal democratic development. This piece is further proof that parts of the left are still not detached from the old mentality of class struggle. The author of the article closes with a call to unite around a political axis, which according to the newspaper represents the continuity of the old totalitarian mentality.

The second congress of the PSD “The common property is better than privatization in terms of value” “The common property is d[?] better than privatization in terms of value” “Gjinushi is the pr[?] of our histories,” declared [?.] a [?.] by [?.] the Secretary General of the PSD, Gaqo Apostoli (p.3)