Mirra protestors in the anti-communist city warn the government: End the revenge and poverty, or we will radicalize the protests Let wages keep pace with real inflation figures. Stop the revenge in the administration for political beliefs. Lower taxes and help the countryside and those who live from work. After the march for the U.S. meetings, Medani called for resignation yesterday A protest that displays the new figures and made it clear that as soon as the campaign begins for the cleansing of the new administration from its rivals in the U.S., hundreds of young people and residents of Kavaja, under the direction of the chairman of the Reception Committee, took part yesterday in a peaceful march against the Nano government. Equipped with banners reading “Hands off the administration,” “No political revenge,” and “We want work and bread,” the protesters crossed several of the city’s main streets. In his speech before the crowd, one of the organizers stated that the protest was a response to rising prices, unemployment, and political punishments in the administration. He demanded that wages be indexed to inflation, taxes be lowered, and revenge against employees for their political beliefs be stopped. The protest took place calmly and without incidents, but the organizers warned that if the government does not react, the demonstrations will escalate in the coming days. ON PAGE 2 Gjylkasti Bendo yesterday before his compatriots

The report of the commission 'Nigela, an apology for the crimes of former Albanian communists. The opposition rejects the results of 'Maka[it?]' The report of the commission 'Nigela, an apology for the crimes of former Albanian communists, the opposition rejects the results of 'Maka[i?]t' Combining the dissonant efforts of the police for some alleged crimes of the dictatorship and the officialization of the mafia. A new backstage operation is being organized, and testimony through abuse and intimidation may become the standard method of action used by the government bands. Sali Berisha denounced yesterday at the press conference what he considered a disgusting game to rehabilitate the dictator’s figures. Referring to the report of the 'Nigela' commission and yesterday’s meeting of the Prosecutor General with some of the interest groups, Berisha said that the Albanian government is trying to hide the communist crime, turn the victims into culprits and close once and for all the file of political persecution. According to him, the commission set up to investigate the crimes of the dictatorship is made up of people who were part of the previous system or its moral and political defenders. This, Berisha said, makes any claim of impartiality absurd and unacceptable. He stressed that the opposition rejects the conclusions presented and will seek a real, independent investigation based on documents and authentic testimony from the victims. ON PAGE 3

The full truth about the breaking into Gylkasti’s house is revealed On Sunday, the witness gave the public details about the night and the brutal episode of the attack on the home of a persecuted family in Kavaja. The attack took place during a tense political period and, according to witnesses, was carried out by people connected to the local authorities. In his account, he describes the forced entry into the house, the breaking of objects, and the use of psychological violence against family members. Relatives and neighbors of the family said the event was intended to intimidate and punish them for their political beliefs. Residents of the area called on law enforcement agencies to investigate the case and stop the climate of insecurity. According to them, such events are increasing and are seriously damaging civic life. A.H.

Former President Berisha asks the government to author the criminal acts against Judge Bendo In the published denunciation, Berisha described the attack on the judiciary as an act that threatens the constitutional order and the independence of the institutions. Strongly denouncing the attack carried out against the family of Judge Bendo, former President and opposition leader Sali Berisha yesterday called on the government to abandon pressure on the judiciary and to guarantee the safety of justice officials. In his statement, Berisha said that violence and political pressure are becoming a tool of government and that the attack on the judge’s family is an alarm signal for the state of the rule of law. He called on the responsible institutions to immediately investigate the perpetrators and instigators of this event. According to him, if the government does not stop revenge and political cleansing, insecurity will deepen and citizens’ trust in justice will be seriously damaged. A.H.

The lawyer threatens the Socialists: I may speak publicly The lawyer can tell Albanians what his investigation in this case was and which facts were hidden in recent months. The hot nose for the voting of the so-called 'ko-' should keep track of Ngjela’s role and the 'pioçen' that it did to the order. It may be the contribution of the 'ndjogjen' that it did to the order. Ah, the entri t e Mëkareses depends on becoming the 'pioëtinj'.[?] Yesterday’s dismissals of the two senior prosecutors and Ngjela’s delayed resignation were interpreted as an attempt to avoid political responsibility in the case of the investigation into communist crimes. Sources close to the opposition said that this move does not erase the damage caused and that full transparency is still lacking. ON PAGE 10

Nazif Bezhani, declared a spy by Teufik Llakorri, continues to serve The newspaper today brings new testimony about the role of former State Security collaborators in today’s justice institutions. According to the article, Nazif Bezhani, mentioned as a spy by Teufik Llakorri, remains in office, which raises questions about the cleansing of institutions. The article links this case to the political responsibility of Gjimnushi and to the continuing influence of old networks in decision-making. ON PAGE 2