The National Council of the PD leads the protest in Skanderbeg Square Solidarity from all over Albania with the revolt that is erupting in the capital The National Council of the PD leads the protest in Skanderbeg Square Protests across the country Solidarity from all over Albania with the revolt that is erupting in the capital Yesterday the parade held ended with the National Council of the Democratic Party. At this meeting the chairman of the PDSh, Prof. Dr. Sali Berisha, presented the report on the manipulation of the elections, and it was agreed that the National Council would meet to discuss the report on Saturday, October 25 at 11:00. At this large meeting, around 4 o'clock, immediately after the end of the free vote, arrests, killings, kidnappings and torture were unleashed, revealing the regime's victory. The National Council was invited to about 1,100 people. The National Council strongly denounced the red terror and expressed its determination that these crimes be punished by the force of law. The National Council also strongly condemned the red terror that broke out immediately after the end of the free vote, the arrests, killings, kidnappings and torture. The PD National Council especially condemns the torture of the deputy chief of police commissioners of Tirana as an act of a cruel regime in a crisis of chaos. The National Council calls for tomorrow's protest. From all over the country, messages of solidarity with the resistance and the protest in the capital are arriving every minute. In the early evening hours it was announced that the protest would spread throughout the country.

For five days, the U.S. ambassador in Tirana, Joseph Limprecht [?], has been staying in a villa in the Rugova regime camp in Pristina, for matters that have nothing to do with the current situation, but is simply the stubborn whim of the Greek Foreign Minister, Giorgos Papandreou. Now [ ? ] two weeks board [ ? ] Dibran [ ? ] as PD [ ? ] for the issue of [ ? ] assassination to speculate not with which [ ? ] On page 4

Visar Zhiti The metaphor of life on a rubber dinghy People in our modern flight On page 18

Sali Berisha There will be no peace for the vote thieves On pages 2-3

Halit Shamata The state that seeks compensation On page 5

Nebi Çika Opposition under threat of death The government closes the reader’s column The opposition [ ? ] the killers of Azem On page 5

Police commissariats, centers of torture The KLSH report shows that 65 billion lek were spent on housing purchases More than 140 teenagers have been masked in the isolation rooms On page 9

The Prime Minister reaches out to his brother-in-law, Drini Kryemadhi at the head of Tirana’s transport services On page 4

Kryemadhi at the head of Tirana’s transport services The Prime Minister appoints his brother-in-law, Drini On page 8

The Prime Minister: Violence against protesters, especially against 14-year-olds, is the calm and professional conduct of the police On page 4