Ceka will collect the weapons the way Enver Hoxha did . Massive inspections or massive terror. ON PAGE 4.

The northern city must restore order itself . The government is killing Shkodër. ON PAGE 4.

Today, at 16:30, everyone in front of the DP headquarters . Deputy Hajdari goes to parliament. Today, October 1, at 16:30, the Democratic Party calls on all its members and supporters to gather in front of the headquarters of the logs in Tirana, to accompany to the parliament of the Kalashnikovs the living hero of democracy, deputy Azem Hajdari. The December leader will go to the place where the criminal ruling clique wounded him, to denounce with his wounds the savage dictatorship being installed in Albania.

Prime Minister Nano admits his links with crime committees. Albert Shyti on the government’s list to be appointed ambassador in Brussels . In the United States, Prime Minister Fatos Nano was asked to explain why Democratic Party deputy Azem Hajdari was wounded in the Albanian parliament. The United States reminded Fatos Nano of his promises to return the money from the thefts, asking how and when he would return it. The Americans demanded an explanation from Fatos Nano as to why he had politically swept out the entire Albanian administration. The prime minister was asked why he had removed capable diplomats from all the Western countries and sent in other, unprofessional people. In the United States, the prime minister was called to account for his cooperation with the gangs of the south and the committees operating in cooperation with these gangs. At the meeting with Ollbrajt, he was again asked to maintain the line of the National Party, and was made to understand clearly that outside this line there would be neither support nor aid for Albania. In the United States, no one believed Fatos Nano’s [merk-tokac?]; no one believed his diplomats were capable and competent; no one believed that the democrats trained by the West were any less capable than the people from the Party School in Laprakë. No one believed that Nano had not cooperated with the gangs and the committees. Naturally, no one believed him when he said that we had not made Shy-tin a diplomat at NATO. Nano could not deceive the Americans, as he had the Albanians of qarë-shorit, about returning the money. They asked him why he had lied, where he would get the money, and how he would keep his promise. Meanwhile, no one believed Nano’s excuse about the beatings in parliament, even though he showed the Americans a little Westernness about his own country by telling them that the Kanun laws were still in force in Albania. Olbrajt did not believe Nano either, which is why she made it clear to him that the US political line toward Albania is Pajtim i Kombëtar, and that only an Albania under such conditions could receive their help. Even the Albanians of America did not believe Nano. A good number of them boycotted the dinner held for Nano and stated in the press that a prime minister who had come to power by force of arms could not be acceptable to American democracy, and naturally not to the Albanians living there. Yes, no one in that country believed Nano; that much is clear even from hearing the discussion by Congressman Trafikant. At a session of the US House of Representatives, Trafikanti denounces the communist regime that has come to power in Albania. This man, he says of Nano, continues to permanently violate human rights in Albania and the rights of the opposition. He calls on the State Department to pay closer attention to the government led by Nano, reminding his colleagues and the American people that those who have taken power in Tirana came from a gang. They are communists in Tirana and are no different from those who carry weapons to impose a renewed, savage dictatorship. He asked the US government not to support such a regime—not to support such a regime. This is Nano, after a week in the United States. If we were also to include the bottle of raki in his diplomatic suitcase, then it would be right for Albanians in Tirana to think more about themselves than about a prime minister whom nobody wants, nobody believes, who has lied and is capable of doing such a thing every day. Washington questions the Albanian prime minister: “What will you do about returning the money?” The American Congress is concerned about political repression in Albania Prime Minister Nano in New York

Serious accusations against the Albanian government from the American Congress . The State Department should not have received Nano. Xhejms Trafikant: The United States should not offer support to this government of Nano, which has continually demonstrated a lack of respect for human rights and a willingness to abuse the rights of the Albanian people. ON PAGE 3.

[—] of Nano, the Socialist electoral [—] [Text cut off at the right edge and partly illegible] Many things have already been [done?] to reach the conclusion that [the] organizer of Nano’s [campaign?] had thought of it as a [means?] of bringing [them] back to power. [The] error in [the] most [—] of the terri-tory, which was controlled by the gang and [armed men?]—clear links with the Socialist Party—[...]. The issues within the “Forum for [...]” have not had [the opportunity?] to win their own [...]. So true is this that now many of [them] in today’s [—] justify the blunders [committed] with the argument—[...]. The Socialist Party was caught [—] in order to come [to power]. Because of the aversion that [exists] among Albanians toward gangs and [their] identification with the Socialist Party—cities where the situa-tion was entirely [outside?]—[...]. [They] poured [—] into their [campaign?] in June. This is so [true] that the difficulties of the left-wing [—] are enough to [bring about] political [—], which [—] of 29 June [were] caused by the law until 28 June [—]. In a climate of distrust, [their] [—] with [the] electoral [—] began, and [Nano’s?], which would [—] [text cut off]

From fraudulent schemes to the super-swindle of returning the money Why did Meidani not sign at the meeting with Berisha on March 1? How was the deception prepared in Flag Square, and who were the deceived? The fear and insecurity of Socialist Party leaders ahead of the June 29 elections ON PAGE 3

DV-7 lottery winners: “The Embassy has wasted our visas” Consul: “Not all Albanian citizens can enter America” ON PAGE 5 DV-7 lottery winners: “The Embassy has squandered our visas” Residents of the mining town of Selenicë appeal to the Government

The residents of the mining town of Selenicë appeal to the Government The Government “If you shut down VEFA, you’ll leave us without bread” ON PAGE 5

The handover of the Vlora gang leader to the court is delayed Shocking testimony: “They would take drugs and then massacre their opponents, who were in most cases described as political. They would cut off their fingers, hands, and genitals, strip off their skin and rub salt into it, and drive nails into their heads.” ON PAGE 2

Police pressure against peaceful PD protesters continues ON PAGE 2

October 1 remains the first day of protests PRISHTINA, SEPTEMBER 30, ENTER — The President of the Republic of Kosovo refused to meet, contrary to what the University of Prishtina rectorate and the University Organizing Council had undertaken. The University rectorate contacted President Rugova’s information adviser, Xhe-majl Mustafa, and asked him for an urgent meeting with Mr. Rugova, but after waiting for two and a half hours, the president said that “President Rugova is unable to receive anyone today.” The University of Prishtina Council said that the protests would begin on October 1, as planned, and called on students and supporters to maintain order and discipline as requested.

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Prime Minister Nano in New York