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Rilindja Demokratike

11 July 2000

The factory was sold for just one-tenth of its value

Tender for the Fushë-Krujë Cement Factory: new abuses come to light on page 9

12 million marks for the cars of Meidani, Meta, Çeço and Fino

German media expose a new scandal involving Albanian power-holders on page 3

The amorality of the anti-opposition siege

By Bardhyl LONDO The day before yesterday, the largest opposition force, the Democratic Party, was compelled to react strongly and refute an article published in a daily newspaper on page 5

The defeat — the SP searches for the guilty

By Edi PALOKA The result of the local elections, as well as that of the general elections, which appear likely to be held very soon, even if it may not be precisely determined in figures, is now readily perceived by everyone on page 5

100 officials under investigation for drugs

Turkish national speaks from his cell about links to the Albanian mafia network on page 7

Whoever does not protect the vote does not deserve it

DP rallies continue throughout the country on pages 4, 6

The melancholy of traveling writers

Besnik Mustafaj on page 11

A charge comes from the State Audit Office

AMC and Telekom under investigation for corruption Minarolli opposes the idea of dividing the capital’s Municipality into several mini-municipalities on page 9

DP: Tirana cannot be divided

on page 2

Berisha praises Mustafaj’s role in the DP’s foreign relations

DP: The “Ambassador” has represented the DP excellently at all international meetings on page 2

The government protects Azem’s killers

Today, 668 days since the murder of the right-wing leader Every day that passes since the murder of Azem Hajdari, the symbol of democracy and pluralism, proves the complicity of Fatos Nano’s government and its successor in the crime that shook the entire Albanian world. The governments of the former communists, which left the criminals who took the life of the Right’s Leader free and undisturbed, show Albanians that they have been and remain on the side of the murderers, who have names and surnames but are untouched by those in power. Democrats and all the Albanians who loved and honored Azem Hajdari can under no circumstances tolerate this fact. The government must either capture the criminals and bring them to justice, or publicly declare that it itself committed the murder of Azem Hajdari.