Bridges of democracy Is fear being crushed?! — An invitation to a calm discussion about the television of the past few days. — So, is this calm? It is seen that on one side there is nonstop propaganda, while on the other hand groups and people are being given room to do this? — Events cannot become a reason for irresponsible calls. — The people need calm, not pressure and coercion. [Many parts of the text are illegible because of the quality and orientation of the page. The visible text relates to a political commentary on the election campaign, propaganda, the situation in the country, and the relationship with Europe and the world.]

[The article is very unclear in the image. Fragments can be made out that speak of pressure, propaganda, calm, television, rallies, and the political situation before the elections. The text cannot be fully transcribed reliably from this image.]

WHO HAS [S]UFFERED AND IS [IT] NOW? [the] [bey] [hammam?] [what?] WHO HAS [S]UFFERED AND IS [IT] NOW? [?] The bey [hammam?] [what?] [The article is largely illegible. Words can be made out that relate to smuggling, corruption, customs, profits, and abuses.]

The wish of the married family . Checks and the naivety [with] ordinary people [have] [brought] [attention] to the [telephone] [network]. [Most of the text is illegible.]

[Writing/letter with supportive tones for the candidacy and the Socialist Party. The small print is not fully readable.]

Actions against manipulation, show vigilance [visible text:] “Zëri i Popullit” has [reflected] [the concern] of [socialists] [about] [provocative] [actions] [and] [pressure] [during] [the] [campaign]... [The article continues with accusations against manipulation, pressure, and the distortion of the electoral process. Most of it is not clearly readable.]

[The article mentions election visits/meetings. At the end the note is visible:] (continues on p. 5) [The body of the text is not clearly readable.]

Albanian socialists call on all people of the political parties to rise in defense of the institutions and dignity of the homeland against the right-wing coalition’s efforts to lead the country into anarchy and dictatorship. The alternative “More freedom or more dictatorship” (the election booklet), how will the elections of 22 March answer it?