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Rilindja Demokratike

E SHTUNË 29 Shkurt 1996

Approve the red front?

Dokle dictates at the PSD congress PSD - a lever of the Socialist Party Dokle dictates at the PSD congress Approve the red front? PSD - a lever of the Socialist Party The base of the Socialist Party tries to give the impression of being the center to its main servants. However much it may have seemed at first glance that it was forming a left-wing alliance by bringing the PS into government in such a coalition, these social democrats are nothing more than the decoration of the same political line. In yesterday’s session of the PSD congress, the guest of honor, the representative of the old left, Namik Dokle, tried to give this political force its own centrist profile. But beyond the formulas and declarations, the congress made it clear that the PSD remains a lever of the Socialist Party. In the speeches delivered, attempts were noted to oppose the government and present itself as an opposition force with a social-democratic profile. However, the rhetoric and the allied guests once again demonstrated its closeness to the Socialist Party. The message from President Berisha was received with attention and valued the role of the social democrats in stabilizing the country, but reminded them that European social democracy does not go with the red front. In the end, the question remained: will the PSD be able to break away from Socialist tutelage, or will it once again remain its instrument?
Namik Dokle Lesi Shqipëri

The red front is a line-up against democracy

President Berisha greeted the social democrats On the occasion of the Third Congress of the Social Democratic Party of Albania, the President of the Republic sent a greeting message to its chairman, Mr. Skënder Gjinushi. In his message, the President emphasizes that the social democrats have become an increasingly important factor in stabilizing Albanian society and advancing its reforms. According to President Berisha, the path of European social democracy is not compatible with the red front, nor with totalitarian aims and means. Expressing his conviction regarding the Social Democratic Party of Albania, the President wishes it success on the path of reforming the left in Albania and strengthening democracy. Expressing his conviction that the Social Democratic Party of Albania will have an important role in consolidating the rule of law and the free market, President Berisha wishes success to its Congress.
Lesi Skënder Gjinushi Shqipëri Europë

The Socialist Party has been hijacked by a clan of dictators

Expressions and peculiarities of the debate and thought of the former anti-communist opposition were heard yesterday during the speeches at the congress. According to some speakers, the Socialist Party has been hijacked by a clan linked to the dictatorial past and therefore cannot present itself as a modern left-wing alternative. In their statements it was emphasized that reformist rhetoric is not enough if the structures and mindsets remain the same. There was also talk of the need for the Albanian left to break away from authoritarian heritage and embrace Western standards. The debate was accompanied by various reactions in the hall.
Shqipëri

The base does not recognize its own leadership

At yesterday’s session of the Social Democratic Party there was plenty of discussion, but the main attention was drawn by the fact that part of the delegates openly opposed its old leadership. Many of the speakers talked about a lack of transparency, the centralization of decision-making, and the failure to represent the grassroots structures. Strong reactions were also noted in the hall to the way the congress had been organized. Some delegates called for changes in the leadership and for a broader opening of the party to new ideas. According to them, the current leaders have failed to create a clear social-democratic profile and have remained under the influence of the traditional left. The congress took place in a tense atmosphere, with numerous interventions and exchanges between delegates and leaders.

Lesi’s hypocrisy

Conspiracy against Frangaj The project of the newspaper “Koha Jonë” is to catapult the figure of Aleksandër Frangaj, as a prominent personality in business and media. In this effort, every opponent of this project is presented as a personal enemy, while every criticism is labeled as a conspiracy. The article says that the way relations within the newspaper and between its partners are handled is nothing other than a scheme of media manipulation. According to this logic, Lesi tries to present internal conflicts as political attacks on press freedom. The author points out that, despite the public noise, at heart this is a conflict of interests and power.
Aleksandër Frangaj Thoma Gëllçi

The reward of Thoma Gëllçi

After publishing 4,156 pamphlets against Verdishtë and 2,035 “sorry” articles by Tomas Ndo, “Zëri” is banned for plagiarism There remained the quarrels within the PS leadership and the noise of clashes that has been making the front pages of “Zëri i Popullit” in recent days; likewise, the issue of Kico Blloshmi’s dismissal from the post of direct editorial secretary has not been resolved. While the debates continue, Thoma Gëllçi is once again placed at the center of attention. [?] Also, Kustosha “caun” is the “puppet”?
Kico Blloshmi Mustafa Krantja

Parties before the historical reckoning

Appeal to the political parties of Albania The participation in the election campaign of persons directly involved in the terror of the communist regime, others overrepresented in the party structures, as well as those who in these four years of inevitability and pleasure of [?-] is unacceptable. This is the essence of a reaction by well-known Albanian intellectuals, which mentions the need to separate politics from the compromised figures of the dictatorship and the historical responsibility of the parties not to bring failed models back onto the stage. At the end of the statement, the political parties of Albania are asked to show responsibility and vision.
Shqipëri

The return of the socialists would be a misfortune

Interview with the renowned conductor, People’s Artist, Mustafa Krantja Interview with the renowned conductor, People’s Artist, Mustafa Krantja p. 3
Besnik Beraj

He got it from Besnik Beraj

Another episode of public clashes and accusations comes with the mention of the name Besnik Beraj. The article polemically deals with a series of events and alleged responsibilities, using sharp political language. The author tries to argue that the person in question has been involved in actions harmful to public opinion and to the normal functioning of institutions. KAJUTI
Besnik Beraj