For the series: "THE SECOND FACE OF THE PP" O BERISHA, YOU ARE A CHEAT! In every place, and never for the serious consequences of confronting evil, with the evil of deceit, is only the deceiver to blame! The worst of all their promises, built on a stage of lies, is also the one that came afterward and directly affected the lives of ordinary Albanians. Here it is! On 4 July 1991, Mr. Sali Berisha swore before 5,000 people that the coalition government would not block reform. He said that by 22 March he had prepared the program for stabilizing the economy and establishing real prices for every agricultural product, with the price of wheat, corn, potatoes, meat, milk and all other products to rise. That was the first thing. Perhaps, if it had turned out completely by accident. Now it seems that this statement was pure deceit. Mr. Berisha clearly stated that the pension system and economic assistance would not be touched. According to him, with a democratic government not only would pensions be guaranteed, but they would increase for all categories. He promised that with the arrival of the Democratic Party the "economic miracle" would begin immediately. But what happened? Not only did pensions not rise, but they were dramatically devalued. Prices rose rapidly, while wages and real incomes fell. Yesterday’s promise turned into today’s deceit. That is not all. It was promised that the path to rapid development would open, that foreign capital would come, that the market would open, that there would be work for everyone, and that Albania would enter the path of prosperity. But Albanians saw queues, shortages, anxiety, and a worsening social situation. The citizen must ask: where are the promises? Where is the responsibility? Who bears the burden of words thrown around for votes? If deceit becomes a political tool, then the vote is not merely a mark on paper, but a judgment on the fate of the country. Therefore, in every vote lies the responsibility of the century for the fate of the country.

Lately, fairy tales have also found a place in the right-wing press. Things that do not hold up have been distorted and presented as truths. The hard reality of life is not covered up with optimistic words. Loud promises do not feed families and do not solve poverty. A fairy tale remains a fairy tale, no matter how positive it is called.

AUDITORIA ARE CLOSED, STUDENTS PAY BY THE PD! Representatives of right-wing forces and politically incited students have blocked the normal conduct of teaching. Instead of dialogue and real solutions, the university was used as a platform for pressure. Students are paying the price of a political game that does not concern them. Teaching cannot be turned into a party instrument. Lecture halls must not be closed, because youth loses out and the country’s future is harmed. (To be continued on page 3)

DEMOCRACY AND DEMORATËT - ARE NOT THE SAME THING - The people must clearly understand that democracy is not identified with a single party, nor with the people who seek to monopolize it. Democracy is pluralism, freedom of thought, respect for the opponent, and institutions that function. Whoever uses its name to frighten, divide, or deceive does harm to democracy itself. Therefore, the citizen must distinguish between democratic principles and the behavior of those who speak in their name. This is one of the greatest challenges of the current political moment. (To be continued on page 3)

– Throughout the country, the dialogue between candidates for PSSH deputies and voters continues candidates for PSSH deputies and voters ludo Albania is moving forward with victory – Throughout the country, the dialogue between candidates for PSSH deputies and voters continues ludo Albania is moving forward with victory Candidates for deputies of the Socialist Party hold meetings with voters in cities and villages, presenting their program and listening to people’s concerns. At the center of these discussions are unemployment, prices, bread, land, order, and the hope for a calmer life. Their message is clear: votes are not bought with empty promises. Citizens want guarantees, responsibility, and concrete solutions. Trust is won through work and truth, not through election cheers. In many areas there has been the conviction that the PSSH will emerge victorious, because it presents itself as more responsible and closer to the people’s troubles. (To be continued on page 3)

- Humor from the satirical program of "PPS" If communism, from the very beginning, placed officers with ranks among the first criteria of suspicion for democracy, now democracy is doing the opposite. Now officers, after years of service and sacrifice, are being suspected and targeted with political labels. Humor mocks this absurd situation, where a person is judged not by duty, but by presumed belief. Thus the "military dissident" is born, an invented figure of the time.

The awareness of the mission of serving the people, reforming the country, and defending national interests must accompany every socialist in this campaign. Trust is not granted; it is earned with dedication, work, and honesty before the people. In these decisive days, calm, wisdom, and a high sense of responsibility are needed.

Democracy will win! First subdue the lackeys and it becomes reality! Vote for a free Albania and not to turn it into a colony. Vote for the peasants’ land — and not for the landlords’. Vote for democracy and not for dictatorship.

NATIONAL LIBRARY TIRANA