The clan battle in the backstage of the Albanian left continues. The former Interior Minister is accused of abuse of office Interior Minister Petro Koçi explains the committee bandits. The police under the fever of political purges and order under the fever of killings 2 million Albanians in misery constitution as an unconstitutional process By Mark Marku The left-wing press has also indirectly reported yesterday that the opposition protest rally will begin in Skanderbeg Square in Tirana on October 22 at 5 p.m. The purpose of this rally is to inform public opinion about the latest political developments in Albania, the killing of Azem Hajdari, the violation of human rights, as well as the aim of continuing the protest and the democratic movement of the people. In fact, this protest is not an ordinary rally. It is a protest against an entire political climate, against a government that has lost its legitimacy, against violence and arbitrariness that are replacing the rule of law. In particular, the protest will raise its voice against red terror, against the mafia-like and criminal state, against the protection of crime by power and against the attempt to suffocate political pluralism. In this sense, the participation of citizens in this rally is seen as a moral and civic duty. At a time when insecurity, poverty and fear are becoming part of the daily life of Albanians, the opposition is calling on society to react. The October 22 rally also aims to serve as a moment of unity for all those who believe in freedom, democracy and the Euro-Atlantic orientation of the country. It is conceived as an expression of popular revolt against corruption, the arrogance of power and the degradation of institutions. In this climate, the conflict within the left appears to be deepening. The former Interior Minister Tëta is accused of abuse of office, while Nano is calling for him to be jailed. This makes even more visible the clan warfare in power and the government's inability to guarantee public order and safety.

On Thursday, everyone in the square for Azem 2. For the relentless pursuit of the public decorators, the corrupt people in the administration and politics. 3. For the protest against red terror and violence. 4. For the protest against the arrogance and cynicism of a government without vision and without a homeland. 5. In support of resistance, civil and democratic disobedience for the overthrow of the murderous government of Azen Hajdari. 6. For the protest against the existence of a mafia-like and criminal state. 7. To raise the voice of protest in defense of the free life of citizens, political pluralism, private property, free voting, human dignity, the market economy and Albania's Euro-Atlantic future.

By Mark Marku In the discussions and professional activities being carried out within the framework of drafting the constitution and the procedures for its approval, a strange phenomenon has been observed: the constitution is being built as an unconstitutional process. This means that the way this fundamental act is being prepared and imposed does not respect either the principles of representative democracy, or the separation of powers, or broad social consultation. The constitutional process, instead of being open, transparent and inclusive, is taking place under the pressure of the governing majority and with strong tendencies to exclude the opposition. Instead of the constitution serving as a political and social contract, it is being used as an instrument to legitimize the existing power. In this way, not only the quality of the constitutional text is at risk, but also the public's trust in the new institutional order that is intended to be created. A constitution made without consensus, without dialogue and without respect for political opposition carries within itself the seed of future crisis. Moreover, the way this process is unfolding makes it hard to believe that the final product will have the moral and legal strength to endure. For this reason, criticism of the process is not opposition to the constitution as an idea, but protection of it from procedural distortion.

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The government is sowing in the holes of the opposition In the house of the defiler, SHIK was sent in directly to prove that the action against the PD deputy, Azem Hajdari, for the tragic murder that happened quickly, is proven to be linked to elements and people from the opposition, based on the data published by the false and politicized police bodies. The flyer aims to clear the government's responsibility and shift public attention away from its failure to reveal the perpetrators and motives of the crime.

All paths of the constitutional process have been forcibly closed to the opposition The chairman of the PD, Sali Berisha, declared yesterday that the opposition views this development with great responsibility and has prepared its own draft constitution, which will be presented as an alternative to the process imposed by the majority. According to him, the opposition has been forcibly excluded from the institutions and from any real possibility of influencing the content of the state's fundamental act. He stressed that attempts to present dissent as a rejection of the constitution are political manipulation and that, at its core, this is about defending a democratic procedure. Berisha underlined that the constitution cannot be the product of bias and imposition, but must be born from dialogue and national understanding. He further accused the government of closing institutional avenues, of pressure, and of using the state administration against political opponents.

SQ, 39 days since the killing of the leader of December Every day that passes since the killing of Azem Hajdari, the symbol of Albanian resistance and pluralism, proves that state institutions are more interested in covering up the traces of the crime than in uncovering the truth. The silence, delays and contradictory statements by officials have increased public suspicion that the perpetrators and instigators of this assassination are being protected by segments of power. Manipulated justice and politicized police have not provided a convincing answer for an event that shook the entire country. Instead of an impartial investigation, the public has seen attempts to distort the facts and spread responsibility in a vague way.

With students living like soldiers By Ervini [?] [some partly illegible lines] Life in the dormitory buildings of the Institute of Physical Education has become unbearable. The rooms are overcrowded, hygiene conditions are poor and the infrastructure is worn out. Students complain about the lack of water, electricity and heating, while the administration seems indifferent to their problems. For many of them, daily routine resembles military life: strict rules, little personal space and a lack of basic services.

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