28/03/2000
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Rilindja Demokratike

28 March 2000

Where is Meidani trying to get to?

Clear anti-Western signals coming from the Presidency By Astrit PATOZI Jointly responsible for all the misdeeds of the socialist governments since 29 June, and often a leading figure in the gravest events that have shaken the country, President Meidani is today at the centre of efforts to undermine the electoral process in Albania. What is the man who stays silent when he should be shouting hiding, and who cries out when he should bow his head? What is his role in the arrest of “the six”? What was that surprise visit to the Constitutional Court? Who are the president of the Republic’s only advisers and interlocutors? Gestures and statements that openly place him against the United States of America, the European Union and the OSCE on page 5

Ahrens: The elections are near

OSCE Ambassador: The CEC must be acceptable to everyone on page 3

The square can no longer hold Kavaja

An outpouring of Democrats in the anti-communist city: Elections, elections, and elections only

The oil thieves are protected by the Prosecutor’s Office

— p.11 The premature aging of the newspaper “Albania” — p.4 Diana Çuli made 55 million lire disappear — p.8 The “deputy” students put the authorities on trial — p.3 Productive meetings of the DP in Pogradec and Devoll — p.4 on page 11

Zani threatens: “Release me, or I’ll talk”

Parliament Speaker Gjinushi gives guarantees for the gang boss Çaus(h)i. Zani’s defender withdraws from the defense — on page 6

The government protects the killers of Azem Hajdari

Today, 553 days since Azem’s murder Every day that passes since the murder of Azem Hajdari, the symbol of democracy and pluralism, proves the involvement of Fatos Nano’s government and his successor in the grave crime against the entire Albanian world. The government of the former communists, which easily set free and exonerated the criminals who took the life of the December Leader, shows Albanians that they have been and remain on the side of the killers, who have names, but are not touched by those in power. The Democrats and all Albanians who loved and honored Azem Hajdari cannot under any circumstances tolerate this fact. The government, if it is not itself compromised, must bring the criminals to justice, or publicly declare that it was itself that carried out the murder of Azem Hajdari.

On the 80th anniversary of Parliament

By Pietër ARBNORI on page 7 Officials,

Officials, set the election date!

— on page 7 Officials, set the election date! — on page 3 SP, certain to lose all the elections By Zef LLESHI — on page 10

Napoleon Roshi passes away

— on page 4