Mallakastra, in the square with Berisha Milo and Gjinushi put out more than 6,500 visas Greek investigators announce the number of visas issued in a short time by the authorities in Tirana Mallakastra, in the square with Berisha AZEM A trikon is sold through the official gazette, extrajudicial executions PS, call for terror Why doesn't the police kill? Nuno still under investigation: Opposition! Tirana, on Sunday in the square Call from “Bashkimi për Demokraci”

Yesterday, the first meeting of the Technical Commission in the OSCE offices in Tirana on page 6 By Brikena KAMENICA The information and all matters to be sent by the Secretary General and the editor-in-chief and the editor-in-chief were settled yesterday at the first meeting of a technical commission set up to find new ideas for regulating points 5 and 6, to strengthen the right of reply for each opposing party. Two editors-in-chief from each political force and one from the daily newspapers of all parties held their first meeting yesterday in Tirana, at the invitation of OSCE representatives. The commission, known as “For Everyone,” began its work in the absence of the two editors of the dailies “Rilindja Demokratike” and “Republika”; however, it has been announced that the two heads of these two newspapers will take part next week in Tirana. In the absence of the editor of “Bashkimi”, the newspaper of the Social Democratic Party, the editor of “Dita Informacion” of the PPDNJ was invited to this meeting. The commission will aim to resolve disputes in the daily press over news and opinion pieces of a political nature, ranging from deadlines for replying to articles to the way press organs should act in cases where there are complaints. By - the coordinator of this inter-party group, under the name of the group “For Everyone,” will be the representative of the OSCE mission in Albania responsible for media issues

Visas, the “light industry” of state trafficking on page 3 By Sali PATOZI Our order, since it is now moving into this phase that we call a multiplied standard, may perhaps make it more normal for some people in power to gain more than others. In today’s Albania, even a visa can be a source of hefty profit. In this way, a new industry is created, one that was born in state offices and grows at the pace of power. Not only is this phenomenon not being fought, but it seems to have become a regular mechanism for favoring the political clientele and keeping citizens’ freedom of movement under control.

“Albania, the country of trafficking” Italian senator Gustavo Selva speaks for “RD” On page 4 In one of the most shocking cases of assistance in Italy involving drugs and trafficking, one of the leading Italian journalists calls our country a center of trafficking. According to Selva, “the port of Bari is the main starting point for the passage of migrants from Albania to Italy.” He adds that the Albanian government does not do enough in the fight against organized crime and that state structures do not react properly to the phenomenon.

Order to the police for the execution in Lushnjë Call from “Bashkimi për Demokraci” on page 3

Tirana, on Sunday in the square Call from “Bashkimi për Demokraci” on page 5

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