In a hall filled with local and foreign journalists, yesterday the chairman of the SPSh, Mr. Fatos Nano, held a press conference in which he presented his party’s position in the situation created by the resignation of Prime Minister Ylli Bufi’s government. He said that the situation in the country is characterized by deep economic, political, moral and psychological convulsions. This situation is the result of the failure of the economic policy pursued so far, the government’s inability to emerge from the crisis and to find a real way out. According to him, the situation has been worsened by the lack of political stability and the inability to find consensus among the political forces. Mr. Nano declared that the Socialist Party cannot assume governing responsibility without having clear guarantees for the normal development of political processes, for the functioning of institutions, and for the holding of free and fair elections. He stressed that the SPSh is ready to contribute to solving the crisis, but cannot become part of political adventures that endanger the country’s stability. According to him, the only solution remains a return to the sovereign through early elections. In response to journalists’ questions, Mr. Nano spoke of the need for a technical or temporary government that would guarantee the normal administration of the country until elections are held. He said that the party he leads will support any solution that serves social peace and democratic stability. He called for provocations, hate speech and political pressure to be avoided, stressing that the country needs calm, dialogue and national responsibility. (Continued on page 3)

BRAVO TO THE PREFECTURE! OF THE P.S. Mr. Tomorr Malasi, former, likewise, has surprised even to this day and has served the community with honesty in various state duties. However, in practice, even in our times, bureaucracy and abuses have left their mark. This article denounces facts related to corrupt behavior and abuses in his office, which have caused concern among citizens. According to the material, arbitrary actions, bribery and the use of office for personal gain have been observed. Various citizens complain that they were forced to pay for documents or services that should have been provided regularly. The author calls for the intervention of the competent bodies and for those involved to be brought to account. (Continued on page 3)

This sudden decision by the President to set a new election date and announce a short campaign period has caused various reactions in political circles. Observers believe that the country is entering a tense period in which every political force is trying to take advantage of the situation. Within this framework, discussions about the role of the interim government and guarantees for a fair electoral process have become sharper. Some parties are calling for broad consensus, while others are demanding immediate solutions. In an analysis of recent developments, the strained social climate, the lack of trust and the high expectations of citizens for change are also discussed. TELEGRAM FROM THE WORKERS OF THE WAREHOUSE UNIT WHERE THE TWO THOUSAND WERE VIOLATED! Today a group of warehouse workers sent a protest telegram condemning violence against children and demanding that the incident be investigated. The text says that such acts are unacceptable and that the perpetrators must answer before the law. The workers express concern over the escalation of tensions and call for calm and restraint. (Continued on page 3)

Mr. Boksi, for [?] merits of his to have been a minister in government, in his government and in his leadership is spoken of in... Throughout all this time, Albanians are experiencing society’s incredible loss of trust. The purpose of these lines is to provide a general picture of developments and public reactions. In the continuation of the article, the author describes the political clashes, public debates and frequent changes in the leadership scene. He raises questions about the role of various state figures and their responsibilities in the situation that has been created. (Continued on page 3) They want to throw you into the henhouse...

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