The Vlora gang leader was seen yesterday in Himara accompanied by four other people. On Tuesday, Zani, wearing dark glasses and an American-style cap, entered the Prime Minister’s Office The world escorts Mother Teresa to paradise

Government of protests It has been almost a week since the Albanian government was informed that the migrant from Greece got off the bus on which he was being deported to Albania. The Vlora gang leader, Zani Çau[?], appeared before the eyes of the Greek police in Kakavijë, when he was returning from Ioannina to go to Tirana, where he was supposed to appear before the prosecutor’s office. But as soon as he arrived in Kakavijë, he managed to escape with the help of someone else’s passport. The Nano government learned of the incident only two days after the escape, but the news was kept secret from the public for several days. Officials have given no official explanation as to how such a wanted person was allowed to leave, while according to various sources he was seen in the south of the country and later also in Tirana. Trying to avoid responsibility, the government has thrown up a smokescreen and given unclear versions of the incident. Meanwhile, the opposition is demanding full clarification and immediate measures against those responsible.

1,000 hajhanës from Vlora, against the decisions of the Nano government. Traffic blocked along the 21 Dhjetori - Zogu i Zi road The protest by VEFA creditors has continued for more than three or four hours; they are demanding from the government the unfreezing of the companies’ funds that it has in its possession [?] ON PAGE 5

The Ministry of the Interior reacts to penalize local government The genocide against Ceka’s policemen, not against the elect, burdens civilians with other duties under the law ON PAGE 2

A grand ceremony in Calcutta The P.D. leader, Sali Berisha, was present on the day of Mother Teresa’s burial; the country’s diplomacy and media list him as first in the Albanian delegation. Berisha was accompanied by the distinguished former Albanian minister, Besnik Mustafaj, and the minister of culture, who is quoted. On the occasion of Mother Teresa’s death, hundreds of delegations from all over the world arrived in Calcutta, among them numerous state and religious representatives. The ceremony was held with great honors and with broad participation from believers and citizens. The Democratic leader took part in the tributes and in the escort of Mother Teresa’s body. The Albanian delegation also includes public figures and institutional representatives. ON PAGE 3

The stop in the Italian capital is cancelled The prime minister’s European tour ends in complete failure. Prodi’s illusory message clearly explains that the stop of the Albanian prime minister in the Italian capital failed ON PAGE 3

General acquitted The Minister of Defense responds to the former deputy chief of the General Staff ON PAGE 3

More than 500 emigrants have been detained in Rome and are being sent away ON PAGE 4

After drip-fed water, Tirana goes 48 hours without water ON PAGE 4

Changes at the top of the Police ON PAGE 4