Broad support for the democrats' initiative to establish order, hope for the return of normality and the subjugation of the mafia PD pact, against only the world of crime Political circles linked to traffickers and death skiff operators react negatively. Concern in the mafia clans of power ON PAGE 3

Berisha with the students of FRPD: We have no future without a free and independent Albania We are a nation in progress, we do not deserve a protectorate ON PAGE 3

The Austrian press on Albania: Boma! keton ndrime NEO-s Albanian officials linked to organized crime This article, with the title Jozef Jamson[*] u Austria, says that Albanian officials and organized criminals are making dangerous alliances to survive politically. The author notes that this connection is seriously damaging Albania's image in the West. ON PAGE 5

Those who are staunchly standing here, rising innocently against the headquarters of the PD initiative “For salvation from crime,” risk becoming part of the anti-national chorus as slanderers and defenders of crime. This anti-Albanian stance is being held by certain figures of the type “Rexhep Meidani,” “Skënder Gjinushi,” “Neritan Ceka,” who once ate and drank and, in good spirits, pushed for the creation of the “de jure” opposition, fully aware that they were instruments of the State Security and placed at the service of the corruption of democracy. For some of them, the dictatorship state itself has left indelible traces, because it gave them ranks and offices, while for others the files are opened and closed according to political appetite. To come out in support of the mafia and the criminal element, these opportunist politicians are using the language of last resort and despair. They are worried not about the victims, not about order, not about Albanian families being terrorized by gangs, but about the “danger” that the world of crime faces from the opposition's initiative. This makes them moral accomplices in the serious situation the country is going through. The PD has issued a clear call for the unification of all national energies against trafficking, murders, kidnappings, and the corruption that has gripped the administration. Whoever stands against this initiative, in the name of “new politics,” is in fact seeking the survival of the old power scheme that lives off dirty money, smuggling, and underground alliances. There is no doubt that honest Albanians understand very well where justice lies. They want a state that protects the citizen and not the criminal, a police force that catches the gangs and not the political opponent, a justice system that punishes the guilty and not the victim. That is why the public reaction to the pact proposed by the PD is supportive and hopeful. Those who are now shouting against the pact do so because they know that a new legal order will affect their pockets, their clientelist schemes, and their allies in the trafficking underworld. For them, every step toward the rule of law is a threat. For citizens, it is salvation. This is why, in this battle, the divide is clear: on one side, Albania of order, law, and Europe; on the other, the world of crime and those who serve it, either loudly or in shameful silence.

Today, the high delegation of the National Alliance, invited by the chairman of the PD, Sali Berisha, begins its visit Fini in Tirana: The government must respect the opposition

The Municipality of Tirana wins the lawsuit against parliament The court demolishes Gjinushi's palace The Speaker of the Assembly had hoped he could defend the building permit by placing the Territorial Regulation Council under the authority of the Minister of Public Works and Tourism, but until yesterday the district court rejected the request of the chairman of Gjinushi to exclude the Municipality of Tirana from the case ON PAGE 2

Right-wing leaders support the idea of a pact for order The government should accept the PD's proposal for cooperation From LSI: The obstacle to the demolition of the palace may only be the conflict within the Socialist Party ON PAGE 3

The cement strike, workers threaten The cement strike, workers threaten They will block the national road Shuli: Closing the underground mines is a wound to society oil i i adds the a[?]syt[h] ON PAGE 6

Today, 137 days since the killing of the leader of December The government protects the killers of Azem Hajdari Today marks 137 days since the killing of the December leader Azem Hajdari. Many lines of the investigation have identified the exact name of the instigator and have denounced the government before public opinion for the gesture it has given to the Albanian state. The man killed on 12 September 1998 in front of the PD headquarters has become a symbol of the fight against political crime. ON PAGE 2

The deadlock with the skiff operators, clashes in Lazarat, the game with the lights, and much more from salaries has been trending recently with the clan war within the Socialist Party Albanians pay for the war in the Socialist Party ON PAGE 2

The organizational secretary of the PD, Fatos Beja, speaks after the meeting of the opposition parliamentary parties for RSH Parliament sealed a alarment[*] vuozë of the official television ON PAGE 2

Illegitimacy is the breaking of promises The opposition proposes an anti-crime pact after the total failure of the left-wing coalition illegitimacy is breaking promises ON PAGE 3

The strikes of Albanian miners and metallurgists continue ON PAGE 5

Strikes, anger, why they will free all the Socialist muds Strikes, anger, why they will free the citizens from the Socialist mud ON PAGE 5

In the last holding, the government exposes the deception against blue citizens ON PAGE 4