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Rilindja Demokratike

22 August 2000

Tirana chooses the names of victory

One of the five PD candidacies will be the new mayor of the capital The lion’s share in the upcoming elections Berisha: This is the week for finalizing the candidacies of the intra-party electoral campaign By Bardhyl LONDO on page 5 Policeman, or political gang By Nebi CIKA on page 2 The two midnights of 22 August By Halit SHAMATA on page 5 Return to identity

Angjeli, the smuggling sheikh

Here is part of the Finance Minister’s firms that transfers hundreds of millions of dollars to the state In the long list of Minister Angjeli’s firms are not included the companies owned by Angjeli and his family. They are owned by Azerbaijanis, Italians and others, active and circulating assets, relative matters and strong suspicions

Edi Rama blocks TV “Koha”

The National Council of RTV favors pro-government media

Policeman, or political gang

By Nebi CIKA on page 2

The two midnights of 22 August

By Halit SHAMATA on page 5

The lion’s share in the upcoming elections

By Bardhyl LONDO on page 5

Notice

The electoral commission of the DPA for the Tirana district, regarding the criteria and procedures for submitting candidacies for chairman and vice-chairman of the branches of the DPA in this district, has taken part before the candidate to become leader is chosen through free, secret-ballot elections, in a democratic manner. Candidates who wish to take part in the elections to become leaders of the branches of the DPA must submit a statement and, in the application forms and documents, are required to return the candidacy documents for voting to the respective branch assembly or sub-sections The electoral commission of the DPA

Today, 710 days since the killing of the movement’s leader

The government covers up Azem’s killers Every day that passes since the killing of Azem Hajdari, the symbol of the democracy of pluralism, proves the involvement of Fatos Nano’s government in this political murder. His government, instead of shedding light on and exposing the crime, is killing the deputy, the hero of Albanian freedom, for a second time, by calling it an ordinary murder and by bringing names of killers into the public arena, in order to lose the trail of the real executors. The reflecting truth remains. One of these reflectors remains