The chief policemen are drug traffickers
The Nano government has encouraged and protected cultivators and narcotics traffickers
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Interpol offices in most Western countries have identified several Albanian citizens as wanted persons, as drug traffickers. These citizens are not just ordinary criminals, to the detriment of Albania and Albanians, but prominent politicians and officials with considerable weight in the Nano government administration and especially in certain sectors of the police.
"We can’t stand it anymore!"
By ed VLOKA
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There is not a day when, in the center of Tirana, near the offices of the PS, a large number of people do not gather to wait for the arrival of trucks bringing them flour and bread. These people get to their feet and rush toward the doors as soon as the trucks approach, until they reach their goods. Such a situation is reminiscent of aid distribution centers, where people gather to secure a ration.
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It is not only the lack of bread. There is also a general state of poverty, unemployment, and insecurity that has taken over the lives of citizens. In the street, in the market, in the neighborhood, you hear the same phrase: "We can’t stand it anymore!"
The Nano government is holding Albania hostage
One year after the Donors’ Conference, not a single firm from the international community
By S. M.
Nano's government says nothing at all about the so-called state reform it promised, and has concentrated all its energy on looting public assets. A year after the Donors’ Conference, not a single serious investment has come to Albania. This is the result of a climate of insecurity, corruption, and lack of confidence in the government.
Corruption and administrative abuse have become the main obstacle to any foreign aid or investment. Every official statement clashes with the daily reality of Albanian citizens.
Decako[r]ization of Albania!
The slander of wiretapping may have a conclusion
A crisis that is not only legal, criminal, of thieves, traffickers! It is today in good hands
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An act aimed at religious division
An explosive device in the Orthodox church of Shkodër
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Teta: Zëndi, when this government is gone
In the police ranks there will be the criminal and the corrupt
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The pyramids are reappearing dangerously in Albania
"An indolent phenomenon with revived hope, but once it took the money it disappeared"
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La, the foundations of Skender Gjinushi's palace
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La, the foundations of Skender Gjinushi's palace
Minister Milo does not recognize Albania's balance
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The Foreign Ministry excuses Paskashin
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Clinton informs Congress about the embassy in Tirana
Yesterday, prestigious international agents also wavered over the suspension of American programs in Albania
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