Farudin Arapi, like Fatos Nano, mocks the creditors

The deadline for compensating creditors is extended. After three years of transparency, the percentages are still unknown on page 9

Korçë’s funds: no more than the gasoline for Meta’s car

The Prime Minister visits the city devastated by the Socialists on page 12

Nano-Meta, cold sweats in Vlorë

Even the Eurosocialists are dissatisfied with their party: Where are your ’97 promises? Yesterday’s campaign by Nano, Meta and Rama, with helicopters, cars, escorts, dinners and lunches, cost Albanians at least 10,000 dollars on page 5

The denied possibility of consensus

By Bardhyl LONDO Consensus, as an essential and indispensable element of a pluralist society, is what is most lacking in Albania today. An agreement between the political forces on the upcoming elections was also the main message conveyed so far by the demands of the international community. It is well known that without this agreement, democracy can no longer be spoken of in Albania, and consequently there can be no development or integration into the Stability Pact on page 5

2 million and 100 thousand USD for one km of road

on page 3

Berisha, a warm meeting with prominent artists

The DP will restore freedom and rights to people of the arts Mimoza Ahmeti: Albania is at risk of losing its spiritual constitution Zef Deda: The government’s policy is censorship of the arts on page 11

Limprecht: Security, order and law are lacking in Albania

on page 8

Kondi’s car: 33 million lekë

on page 2

Today, the 5th Congress of the Democratic Women’s League

Political demonstration by women aspiring to democracy and prosperity on page 2

The Socialists made 120 million dollars disappear

When Malaj was minister and Nano was Prime Minister, the banks were owned by them on page 9

The government protects the murderers of Azem Hajdari

Today, 587 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 crime that shook the entire Albanian world. The government of the former Communists, which leaves free and unpunished the criminals who took the life of the December leader, denies to Albanians that they have been and are with their murderers. More than one aspect of the event seems even more proven, but they are not touched, and they honor Azem Hajdari with their honorable positions. This government protects the murderers; it cannot tolerate criminal justice, and this seems to bring out the evil without facts? [?] ... the red life killed the murder of Azem Hajdari.