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Rilindja Demokratike

12 June 1998

The Serbs move the missiles to the border

The Prime Minister of Albania tries to weaken NATO’s resolve. Nano writes to Solana: Protect me, forget Kosovo The chairman of the PD, Berisha, invited to the “Opinion” program by Blendi Fevziu, last night spoke about the latest developments in the situation in France Berisha, a friend of Shirak in Paris From 15 to 19 June, at the European Union branch in Paris, former leaders and former deputies from 45 different states held talks, as did 2 Frenchmen. 2 Albanian French and an organiksht Albanian organization organized against the former Proletariat. Meanwhile, the dallja and the delegation that were holding talks in France gave Mr. Berisha hope. Citing sources close to him, investigators say that she tried to contact the French President, but the attempts failed. Before leaving for Lyon, Mr. Berisha’s plane took a turn toward Paris, but it was impossible to land. Then he and his companions traveled by the suburban car to Lyon, to be close in the hope of finding a chance to meet President Shirak. When that failed, Berisha is said to have been deeply shaken and immediately set off for Tirana. Bush’s son-in-law, lawyer for VEFA Nano, the dynamic one, the “protector” and the desperate one Azez Hazi, the “brother” missing in Kosovo NATO in Slovenia? ... On the Albanian border there are many Serbian troops which could damage the situation. NATO will try to establish a clear line that there can no longer be weapons and missiles on the border. Serbia must withdraw its heavy forces and stop the provocations. Albania must not become an arena of destabilization. The situation calls for vigilance and resolve. In the face of these developments, Prime Minister Nano has addressed a letter to Javier Solana, in which, according to the article, concern is expressed about interventions that could have consequences for his government. In essence, the message is presented as a request to protect him politically, leaving the issue of Kosovo in the background.

Socialists robbed Albania’s money

Fanos’s opinions of minimization of the Yug[ sic ] ON PAGE 2

Pollo: Lazarat, anti-communist stronghold in the south

Numerous residents of Lazarat welcomed the Union’s candidacy to defend... ON PAGE 2

Ben Blushi’s and the newspaper “K”’s decisive opposition with the VEFA company

ON PAGE 2

The court condemns Nano’s smuggling

LAWSUIT: and the steadfast POSU, deciphering, cuts and expirations in euro trafficking ON PAGE 2

Institute of Trade Unions: Basic minimum 19,400 lek

Institute of Trade Unions: Basic minimum 19,400 lek 2 million Albanians, before bread and water ON PAGE 5

Ngjela: The uprising destroyed Albania

Catastrophic warning? Freedom and whether the secret communist report turns into the communist rebellion ON PAGE 3

Fatos Nano deceives the UN

Kalanë don’t know about the mysterious disappearance of the chairman of the businessmen’s association Will the government release businessman Koco Dado? ON PAGE 4

FRANCE 98

Italy only managed a draw in the final minutes - 150 football specialists predict Goteci’s team. - Against Germany, Brazil and Italy. - Argentina is the South Americans’ favorite. - “Spain will win the scudetto.” For coach Kimone - Interview with “Johan Krojf”: “I’m a crazy fan of women’s football.” - Polster ends Perkhoshkin’s joy in Cameroon. Austria draws SPECIAL ON PAGES 10–11