29/10/2000
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Rilindja Demokratike

29 October 2000

On Thursday, Tirana back in “Skënderbej” Square

The DP will lead the protests “Protests will continue without interruption until the institution of the free vote is established” on page 3

Minister Poçi: Tropoja must be crushed at any cost

on page 10

Tomorrow, only 2 hours of electricity

Albania in darkness. The government is keeping the Socialist Party's promise: “tomorrow, better” on page 6

The government stole USD 5 million

Ilir BANO The government stole USD 5 million on page 7

Kosovo is a test of Serbia's democratization

Arian STAROVA Kosovo is a test of Serbia's democratization on page 8

Meta, persecutor of the free press

Mujë BUÇPAPAJ Meta, persecutor of the free press on page 4

Diplomats would do well to know their functions

Llesh KOLA Diplomats would do well to know their functions on page 17

The government's stone-throwing alibis

Bledi KASMI The government's stone-throwing alibis on page 5

LDK's victory is certain

Yesterday, elections in Kosovo. Albanians, eyes on the vote, minds on independence Berisha: A historic event for Albanians and the region on pages 12-13

Tax authorities on their knees, 1.1 billion lekë in debts

Banks and large enterprises cooperate with tax officials by falsifying balance sheets. Only fictitious targets are met on page 15

Fuel paralyzes Albania

Along with fuel, the price of bread and food products is also rising on page 9

Zhelev, a bouquet of flowers at Azem's memorial

Berisha meets the former Bulgarian President on page 3

The writer of goodness

Visar ZHITI The writer of goodness - two stories by Nasi Lera - on pages 18-19

The government protects Azem's killers

Today, 774 days since the murder of the December leader Every day brings a new clan among the killers of Azem Hajdari, proving the involvement of Fatos Nano's government and its successors in the crime that shook the entire Albanian world. The government must either apprehend the criminals and bring them to justice, or publicly declare that it is criminal. The government must either apprehend the criminals and bring them to justice, or publicly declare that it is itself criminal, that it committed the murder of Azem Hajdari.