"We will pay for the emergency program, a program that will aim to revive consumer prices and the necessary institutions for its implementation. Let the fanatics not think that we can carry out this campaign that emerged from the vote through violence and terror......" "...We will pay for the emergency program, a program that will aim to revive consumer prices and the necessary institutions for its implementation. Let the fanatics not think that we can carry out this campaign that emerged from the vote through violence and terror....." Vranicki to calm the losers Albanian democrats begin the day of victory in the 29 June elections in Kavajë, the symbol of anti-communism, the place where, through strong but peaceful protests between December and January, they forced the last communist dictatorship in Europe to yield. On Wednesday at midday, in an election rally that resembled a grand mass meeting, President Berisha officially opened the Democratic Party’s election campaign for the 29 June elections. Berisha called on Albanians to vote for the irreversible changes brought by the democrats in Albania, assuring them that in the next four years reforms will continue and deepen. Speaking before hundreds and hundreds of citizens and PD supporters, Berisha dwelt on the anarchy created in recent months, emphasizing the restoration of order and security. “Today we find ourselves before a great abyss, caused by the destruction and barbarity of a minority that rose up against the law and the constitution. But it is clear to us that with a free vote, with the commitment of all citizens, Albania will emerge from this crisis,” he said. The President stressed that the emergency program will aim to help vulnerable groups, stabilize the market, and restore the normal functioning of institutions. He also warned that the 29 June elections will be held and no one will be able to prevent them by violence or terror. In his speech, Berisha also called on the international representative Vranicki to calm the losers and not allow the climate of fear to prevail. Photo: A. Dimhiti[?]

Five anti-Albanian parties, an electoral alliance The democrats consider the creation of the new alliance to be an opportunistic union of forces that until yesterday were opposed to one another. According to the article, this alliance seeks only to gain politically from the situation and does not represent national interests. The analysis stresses that some of the parties involved have had harmful positions toward the state and that their union is an electoral move without principles.

Albanian democrats begin the day of victory in the 29 June elections in Kavajë, a symbol of anti-communism, the place where, through strong but peaceful protests, the citizens of this city forced the last communist dictatorship in Europe to yield. On Wednesday at midday, in an election rally that resembled a grand mass meeting, President Berisha officially opened the Democratic Party’s election campaign for the 29 June elections. Speaking before thousands of residents of Kavajë and democrats who had come from all over Albania, President Berisha said that victory on 29 June is certain and inevitable. He stated that the emergency program to be implemented by the new government will aim to stabilize prices, restore order, and ensure the normal functioning of institutions. Berisha also addressed the serious situation created by the armed uprising, stressing that it has been incited by forces that want to prevent free elections. The President called on Vranicki to calm the losers and not allow the climate that has been created to affect the electoral process.

Maj[a]l?isë[?] the compromise for the losers of usury PS abandons creditors, but not the committees Apart from the Donika case, only the administration, and not the socialists themselves, has asked for the compromise for the losers. Officially, it seems that the economics committee has explained the bad vote. Shkëlzeni Lika and, after the central administration, has been forced to cast a vote against the compromise for the losers. His ability to do such a thing was also rejected by the PS deputies, who said that this initiative is not theirs. The socialists have tried to present themselves as defenders of the creditors, but at the same time they have not given up their ties with the committees. This stance has caused strong reactions in public opinion.

The residents of Kavajë support President Berisha The Democratic Party on the electoral law Essential improvements and support for small parties The support that President Berisha and the Democratic Party have secured from everyone, but especially from the small parties, has been reflected in the amendments submitted for changes to the electoral law. These amendments aim to ensure fairer and more proportional representation for the small parties, while avoiding the distortions of the current system. In the parliamentary debate it was emphasized that the improvements will guarantee a fairer electoral process and broader political participation.

Municipal councillors call for normalization (ON PAGE 2) In addition to the recent organization and discussions in the Municipality of Kavajë, the councillors have called for normality to be restored and the schools to reopen from Monday. According to them, the exceptional situation cannot last indefinitely and children must return to the educational process. The request was made public in a special meeting where the need for order, calm, and the functioning of normal civic life was emphasized.

ROVANI The view in public opinion is strengthening that the new government will face the legacy of contracts and agreements concluded under unclear circumstances. In this context, Vranicki is also mentioned, who according to the article is connected with the way some of these issues are being handled. The article raises doubts about transparency and about the way in which they will be resolved.

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Committees finance the socialists’ campaign ON PAGE 3

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