18/11/2000
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Rilindja Demokratike

18 November 2000

KESH: We’ll have to get through the whole winter in the dark

Without electricity until it rains On page 11

Pjetër Arbnori’s car is stopped

Police mistreat the driver of the former Speaker of Parliament On page 4

Protesters break through the cordons

Arrests further inflame the revolt over the vote. Today, again in “Skënderbej” Square

The window-smash­er

IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENT Rank: NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER First name: SAIMIR Father’s name: SHABAN Surname: HOXHA Notice No. [illegible] The serviceman who was throwing stones at institutions is caught The window-smash­er Photograph of a man and an identification document. The serviceman who was throwing stones at institutions is caught.

The window-smash­er becomes a police officer

The serviceman who was throwing stones at institutions is caught On page 3

Official Tirana, a Trojan Horse in Prishtina

By Sami NEZA On page 6

Opposition: Protests until the Meta government is toppled

“BPD” calls on President Meidani to unblock the situation through cross-party consensus and dialogue with the opposition Opposition: Protests until the Meta government is toppled on page 3

Arbnori: There has never been an armed uprising

The judicial farce over September 14, ’98 continues on page 9

The police officers and SHIK agents will face criminal charges

on page 4

The license plates of the police vans that abduct children have been identified

on page 4

CEC broke the law, risks prison

Laç Court: trial in Fotaq Nano’s office Avni Shehu: “This way of acting, regardless of the decisions that may be issued, shows that they acted as sections of the CEC and not as independent judicial bodies” on page 8

Police cordons

On Saturday, meeting of the DP National Council

All members of the DP National Council are hereby informed that the meeting of the National Council of the DPSh will be held on 18.11.2000 at 11:00. The mayors and mayoral candidates of the DPSh and “Bashkimi për Demokraci” in the local government elections of October 1, 2000, are invited to attend.

The government protects Azem’s killers

Today, 791 days since the murder of the December leader Every day that passes since the murder of Azem Hajdari proves the involvement of Fatos Nano’s government and his paradoxes in the crime that shook the entire Albanian world. The government must apprehend the criminals and bring them to justice, or publicly declare that they themselves are the ones who committed the murder of Azem Hajdari.