Berisha meets Kadare

The opposition leader exchanges views with the great writer on page 4

Here are AMC’s hidden shareholders

The mysteries of privatization. Meta, Angjeli, Demi and Rafti put up their money to increase the purchase amount. How was the Italian company pushed out of the tender? Greek company COSMOTE, created specifically for Albanian mobile phones OTE is a powerful Greek company. COSMOTE is its subsidiary The President and the Prime Minister have bought cars worth 1.5 million DM, while Deputy Prime Minister Çeco [sic: Çeço] bought a Benz worth 500,000 German marks on page 9

PS spending equals 144,000 jobs

The President and the Prime Minister have bought cars worth 1.5 million DM, while Deputy Prime Minister Çeço bought a Benz worth 500,000 German marks 1.5 million DM, while Deputy Prime Minister Çeço bought a Benz worth 500,000 German marks PS spending equals 144,000 jobs on page 2

This Electoral Code, a fundamental factor in the destabilization of the country

By Shemsi PEPOSHI on page 7

Meta ignores Fatos Nano’s ultimatum

Meta’s supporters in the government come under attack: Poçi, Angjeli and Ruka Braho: Let’s find 5 judges to convict Berisha Meta’s supporters in the government come under attack: Poçi, Angjeli and Ruka Meta ignores Fatos Nano’s ultimatum Braho: Let’s find 5 judges to convict Berisha on page 3

Berisha: “We have all the evidence concerning the stolen Treasury”

on page 3

The Prime Minister hands out gifts to his clan

20 diplomats, free homes from the government Most have villas, but also receive 3+1 apartments 20 diplomats, free homes from the government The Prime Minister hands out gifts to his clan Most have villas, but also receive 3+1 apartments on page 7

Editor-in-chief Astrit PATOZI Deputy editors-in-chief Sami NEZA, Shemsi PEPOSHI

This Electoral Code,

Kosovo rejects Meidani

By Astrit PATOZI President Meidani was yesterday rewarded in the most deserved way by Kosovo’s political forces for his state’s pernicious policy, over the past three years, to the detriment of the Albanian cause. Mr. Meidani was completely ignored by the Democratic League of Kosovo as well as by its allies, who represent over 80 percent of Kosovo’s population—a clear demonstration of the very low credibility Albanian leftists have in Pristina. on page 5 Who could cut the ribbon at the opening of the book fair in Pristina? By Visar ZHITI The Pan-Albanian Book Fair in Pristina is truly a joyful cultural event. Our publishing houses in Tirana, Pristina, Skopje, Tetovo, Shkodër, Gjakovë, Pejë, and further afield in the diaspora will bring their books, meet “among themselves,” and readers will see living writers. on page 5