The Socialist Party — a roofless hovel
President Berisha in Selenicë
The immorality of the far left
The double of the self-proclaimed yellow supporter over the scaffolding of the dezinat? The accused of cleanliness and the dug-up shqopërren. The near and far destinations. Do the Albanians not have the mother of the noisy hall of Mother Teresa? The problem of seven and the cleaning of tears? If you find the answer among the masters of the craft of slander and the intrigues of the communist script, the truth will come to light that their slogan is nothing but processed propagandistic noise.
High vigilance and caution on matters related to the progress of the democratic process in our country were called for by the President of the Republic, Sali Berisha, during a meeting he held yesterday with the residents of Selenicë. In his speech, President Berisha said that not only the left-wing media, but also segments of European politics are today making efforts to darken Albania’s image. Such efforts, he stressed, are made not because of the Albanian reality, but because the interests of certain circles have been touched, circles that seek to return Albania to the situation before 1992.
The head of state described the Socialist Party as a force that has made no break with its past. According to him, it continues to rely on the morality of slander and deception. “If you look at what our political opponents say and write, you understand that we are dealing with a roofless hovel,” President Berisha said.
He said that Albania has entered a new phase of development and that political stability is a necessary condition for the country’s European integration. The President emphasized that the citizens of Selenicë and all of Albania must reject hate speech and support democratic reforms.
Local government representatives and residents of the area also took part in this meeting.
Immorality of the far left
The return of the former communists to power would be a disaster for Albania
Interview with Prime Minister Aleksandër Meksi
Read tomorrow in “RD”
We will always be a support for Albania
Pjeter Arbnori received Ambassador Lake
Dr. The Chairman of the Presidium of the People’s Assembly, Pjeter Arbnori, received yesterday in an official meeting Mr. Uilliam Lake, head of mission of the ODIHR Long-Term Observers and the deputy head of the U.S. Embassy office. The U.S. Consul General in Tirana was also with them. Mr. Lake expressed great satisfaction with the pace of democratic development in Albania and with the fact that the election process is being prepared in an organized manner. He praised the role of Albanian institutions and assured that the United States will always support Albania on its democratic path.
The leaders of PAD have turned left
Interview with Assembly member of PAD, MP Arifin Jupi The leaders of PAD have turned left Positions of alignment with the PS run counter to the idea on which it was founded The party was founded in 1990 and has changed its name PS The laws for checking the backgrounds of politicians are among the Politicians are fundamental and the majority of other laws are humane. The recent positions of some PAD leaders have sparked debate in public opinion. MP Arifin Jupi believes that moving closer to the PS goes against the idea on which this party was created.
Women — potential, intellectual and democratic
Interview with Ms. Dhurata Hasko, chairwoman of LDGSH Women — potential, intellectual and democratic The PD program for the Albanian woman
The newspaper “Aleanca” confirms “RD”
About the secret meeting of the opposition
The meeting took place in the afternoon of February 15 without the presence of any journalist
Yesterday the newspaper “Aleanca” published the chronicle regarding the secret meeting that the opposition forces held on February 15 at the Gali villa, where, among other things, it writes: “We are republishing this article in full, affirming and quoting what was published in the newspaper ‘Aleanca’, according to which the opposition leaders met in secret.”
In a cap, a bucketful of steel brought 12 police officers of Stalinist violence
Court decides