Meta: In February we will bring down the Golemi government
The government in chaos; the tourist area of Golemi will be ravaged just as in the time of comrade Enver. Excavators will destroy all the buildings
Unable[?] at the annual meeting of the Municipality of Mali, as the first socialist official to meet the elected representatives of Krajë, he came in a hurry because the former minister's waitress hears the reed pipe. The banner of democracy is kept with him as Meta arrived and Ike Uno from its core
ON PAGE 3
The roots of the mafia in Albania
By Sami Frashëri
Flowers? there are no years of the 1990s; a post-communist society keeps its own rules. In this country there is no real state, law and order in the modern sense of the word.
The comfort zone of crime
Included in Albanian activities, it annoys us with nerves and with the means of using the name of Kosovo. What makes it clear that in fact here we are dealing with a genuine criminal phenomenon is the organized handling in areas of lawful activity. At the mafia scale of Western countries in economic and financial, property, trafficking, etc. structures, what is opened is not only under the shadow of an entire network, but also with a primitive and modern philosophy of profit. These make it more efficient and more visible.
If at first this model of the Albanian mafia was linked to smuggling and other forms of petty crime, today it has taken on a broader and more dangerous shape. It is fed by the weakness of the state, by the lack of control, and by ties to power.
This is a bitter reality that is increasingly appearing in the life of the country.
ON PAGE 2
Majko-Meta accepted the establishment of an independent investigative group
The deputy chairman of PP, Pilo Gogo, clarified that the main point of the dialogue between government and opposition
“We have ruled out that Mr. Ilir Huli, without consulting the leadership of the parliamentary group, would not give his opinion as a PPD deputy, which would be contrary to our decisions, and we ask for that dialogue from him”
By Bledar HOTI
The deputy chairman of the Democratic Reconciliation Party, Pilo Gogo, stated yesterday that the main point of the talks being held between the opposition and the government is linked to the creation of a parliamentary investigative group. Gogo made it known that the leadership of the PPD gathered its deputies yesterday before the meeting with the international mediators and decided that deputy Huli should vote according to the group’s decision. According to Gogo, the PPD is interested in the continuation of the dialogue and in a political solution to the crisis. He added that “the path of dialogue must be found”.
Consensus meeting
A consensus meeting was held yesterday between the coalition parties to resolve the crisis. Representatives of the government and the opposition took part in the talks, where ways to overcome the political situation were discussed. Pilo Gogo declared that the dialogue must continue and that the participation of the PPD is an important factor in achieving consensus.
B. HASMI
Political solution followed by early elections
No complaint[?], Jozefina Topalli, deputy chairwoman of the PD, regarding PP’s declarations about the country’s exit from the crisis
ON PAGE 3
Pollo crosses the border: Democratic orientation of PD with IDA, fruitful cooperation
Directly with media, support, businesses? it understands the points of the economic coalition at cost, specified sheet[?]
ON PAGE 2
Minarolli: More efficient structures are being targeted
Reorganization of PP structures, a process started long ago
ON PAGE 2
Berlisha welcomes the OSCE-UK agreement
The heads of Albanian politics[?] decrim[?] parliament[?], Ambassador Walker: UÇK is ... the partner[?] and hope of the people of Kosovo
ON PAGE 3
The shoe industry is privatized in socialist sales
Industrial facilities, which have a technology and value of production importance, others will be given on concession, according to the new AKP scheme
ON PAGE 2
Students boycott classes until they are provided with school return slips and passports
ON PAGE 4
Price boom in the cauliflower market
INSAT: Prices rose 222%
ON PAGE 6
Former “Missio Mare” of the women of Gjirokastra, the woodworkers are again in protest
ON PAGE 5
