04/06/2000
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Rilindja Demokratike

4 June 2000

Berisha: Meidani should revoke the decree establishing the CEC

“There cannot be two standards for CEC members” on page 4

We will not allow the elections to be manipulated

Meetings of the DP held in Gjirokastër, Berat and Elbasan on page 7

5 witnesses to the ’99 theft, not counting Goga

What the “Gumeni” document reveals. New facts and documents about the Treasury theft What is the content of Nano’s correspondence about the Treasury? Why was Governor Cani against the transfer of the gold? Ceka’s letter has received a response from the Presidency. What information did Fatmir Xhafa receive? From January 7 to May 4, 2000, the drama of the remaining treasury on pages 2–3

The Albanian left between “da” and “yes”

By Bardhyl LONDO The divergence between the opposition’s views on the Electoral Law and the Central Election Commission and those of specialists and international organizations working in Albania, and the resistance this opposition puts up against accepting this law and its insistence on making changes to it again, have been portrayed by the Albanian left, its propaganda and its press as a major aberration and as a rejection of the Western mentality and psychology on page 5

Saranda, the city being brought to its knees by the government mafia

Instead of a travelogue By Nebil ÇIKA on page 8

The wooden body of poetry

By Visar ZHITI on pages 12–13

Gramsh Municipality in the grip of the state

What local government has done for Gramsh and the obstacles the government has placed in its way By Kujtim KLLogJRI on page 10

Why does the Albanian police use OSCE cars?

on page 4

Meta, Dokle and Poçi will not relinquish their mandates

on page 3

State leaders, or ordinary toadies?

Llesh Kola State leaders, or ordinary toadies? on page 19

Lack of love as the cause

Besnik Mustafaj Lack of love as the cause on page 21

Milo’s final wishes

Filip Çakuli Milo’s final wishes on page 11

What do our historians see abroad?

Agim Shehu What do our historians see abroad? on page 16