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Rilindja Demokratike

3 shkurt 1997

Prodi: Remove the committees

The Italian prime minister outlines Albanian politics in the election month Left-wing extremists plant a bomb in central Tirana, 19 injured. President Berisha and the DP accuse the terrorist act. The perpetrators will get the response they deserve! Left-wing extremists plant a bomb in central Tirana, 19 injured. President Berisha and the PD condemn the terrorist act. The perpetrators will get the response they deserve! Vienna meeting of the pro-PS. Summit with residents of Fushëkruja and Mamurras, neighborhoods and Hardhisht and Salmone, Shijak Subtitle, Romina Prodi, and a testimony of the armed committees of the PS ON PAGE 4 The Italian prime minister, Romano Prodi, and a testimony of the PS armed committees
Romano Prodi Berisha Tirana Shahu[?] Tiranë Vjenë Fushëkrujës Mamurras Shijak

Conference of Western messages

Fatos Nano, caught off guard by a harsh accusation against the democratically led government, went on to assign part of the responsibility to the European Community. All the calculations of the PS chairman to present himself to the international factor in the guise of a moderate social democrat failed spectacularly, as analysts put it, without being able to explain anything at all. Nano also displayed a crushing offensive reminiscent of the past, from which he had shown no sign of moving away. It was a hall with a magnificent appearance, beautifully decorated with roses. It was the row of foreign diplomats, there to observe closely and learn what was happening in Albania, while all that remained to be seen was simply a session of ordinary opposition militants. Nano opened the meeting, also denouncing the BBC condemnations in the name of justice, but when it came down to it he inevitably ended up pushing toward confrontation over strengthening the country against anarchy. In the PS representation office, the accusation also began to circulate that Parliament had no right whatsoever to harmonize the election laws without his consent and that of those he called “international factors.” He even did not fail to ask what the foreign gentlemen were doing here among us. On the hall’s podium stood as many as 29 correspondents of the foreign press. Along with them, hundreds of others were watching, trying to extract as many hard and heavy words as possible. That same day, Mr. Nano held a conference with several foreign ambassadors. His speech, presented as a kind of political statement on the situation, had ultimatum-like tones toward the factors and the government. At the center of his concern was the democrats’ determination not to deviate from the path of the parliamentary elections of 26 May. He demanded that the country not be punished by those who would impose dangerous scenarios. Fatos Nano tried to remind the foreigners that Albania could not enter a situation of destabilization without consequences for the region. Yet the outcome of the whole conference resembled more an open pressure to block democratic processes than a measured analysis. On this occasion, the Socialist opposition again seemed to be returning to an agitated language rather than the language of compromise it tried to display in its meetings with the West.
Fatos Nano Auron Patozi Shqipëri

There will be no coalition with the rebel parties

Meetings in Vjergjë of the DP. Tirana Shahu, with residents of Fushëkruja and Mamurras, neighborhoods and Hardhisht and Salmone, Shijak There will be no coalition with the rebel parties Describer and Maunes, Llag and Hardhisht and Salmone, Shijak ON PAGE 4
Fatos Nanon Fushëkrujës Mamurras Shijak

The emergency program will be announced

During this week the National Council of the DP meets The emergency program will be announced It also includes the review and approval of the candidates for MPs ON PAGE 4

Nano opens the election campaign with machine guns

Socialists in Korçë: We want Pëllumb, not Fatos Nano - The socialist leader specifically misses the presidium meeting, and even the Korçë dinner is absent ON PAGE 4
Pëllumbin Arben Patozi Korçë

Bullets and threats against the “RD” newsroom

After the newspaper was blocked by PS committees On Saturday evening, the RD newsroom was hit by a hand grenade thrown by unidentified persons, causing minor material damage. The incident has been described as a terrorist act, while the armed persons controlling the city streets have made the normal circulation of the press impossible. At the same time, the newsroom has also received repeated threats. One of the newsroom leaders stated that the attack is linked to the attempt to prevent the newspaper from being published and that the perpetrators will be identified and punished. “Rilindja Demokratike” calls on state institutions to guarantee press freedom and the safety of journalists. In all districts where the PS committees operate, obstacles have been observed to the distribution of the newspaper and the movement of couriers. This climate of pressure is seen as part of a strategy to suffocate free speech and intimidate public opinion. One of the newsroom windows through which the bullets passed
Arben Patozi

The Socialist Party

Revolution has favored The Association for Democratic Culture finds violations of the electoral law on TVSH A follow-up survey of a cover and the title of last night’s program “Unequal conditions and other rules” last in the month, at 20% against / 10% for. At kyri minishtori nënrhoqa and anekdota de paura monocare day 10%. ON PAGE 4

PS will not recognize the elections

Ngjala confirms the socialists’ request to amend the law ON PAGE 2 Eriq, now paid double Leka under the pressure of the currency, the consumer risks the sale ON PAGE 5 Tamx, heat the streets of Vlora Citizens flood the streets choked by the strongmen’s gangs ON PAGE 2
Ngjala Vlorë