Anti-enterprise oil workers threaten confrontation • Why is Roskovec’s claim being kept silent about?! Again the same crack? Was it 1991 or 1992? Perhaps once, intentionally, it was done without bad intent, when the newspaper was “sleeping” and keeping silent, because the usefulness of oil and its reserves has been better known than anyone to the specialists in this sector. What happened after that, the oil workers have not forgotten. This is how the article begins, focusing on the specialists’ demands, the conflicts with the government, Roskovec’s claims, and the risk of clashes. Instead of clarifying public opinion about the sources, distribution, benefits, and the real situation of the enterprises, silence has prevailed. On the other hand, working people, specialists, and local leaders raise serious questions about management and about the tendency to see everything under the “government’s bats”. The article mentions the protests, the dissatisfaction, and the dangers created when an economic and social problem is treated as a matter of propaganda. It also raises the question of why there is silence regarding what Roskovec claims.

In an interview with the Italian daily “Corriere della sera”, Albania’s Prime Minister Aleksandër Meksi stated yesterday that “the threat of civil war is functioning.” He pointed out that the old structures and the tensions created in the country could trigger violence if reforms do not move forward. He emphasized that the economic situation remains grave, while the institutions are still fragile. Meksi also spoke about relations with Italy, foreign aid, and the need for Albania to avoid political escalation. (To be continued on page 2)

61 movements with one signature for the DP On 9 June, at 10 a.m., in front of the Presidency there will be a protest organized by some 30 former political persecuted people, former prisoners, and internees. According to their notice, the protest is linked to dissatisfaction with the way the demands of this group are being handled and with the failure to fulfill certain promises. Their statement also mentions the support given to the PD. THANAS DINO

What should the Congress clarify? The appearance is hastened and the place of the congress, whether it is the force mandated to bring change and what it should do for the future, are some of the questions being raised. At the center of attention is the political identity of the PSH, its relationship with the past, with the opposition, with the social-democratic program, and with the expectations of the membership. The questions are linked to the name, the statute, the program, the alliances, and the way the party should be organized. The Congress is expected to provide answers about political direction, opening up to society, and its new profile under the conditions of pluralism. (To be continued on page 2)

Inside and outside parliament Various citizens, arriving from districts and towns, addressed deputies yesterday with numerous requests, complaints, and concerns. These concern housing problems, employment, economic assistance, the treatment of the persecuted, as well as land and property issues. According to the article, the flow of people seeking solutions “from the deputies” is growing every day. This points to a lack of trust in other administrative channels, but also to excessive expectations from parliament. (To be continued on page 2)

Different assessments are given regarding the government’s activity, the relations between institutions, and some recent decisions. The article deals with the discussions around decision-making, its consequences, and the need for a clearer direction in the interest of stability. (To be continued on page 3)

These days the first meeting of socialist women from Tirana was held, during which it was decided to create the Socialist Women’s Forum of the city. The discussions covered women’s participation in political life, the organization of activities, and the tasks that arise under the new political conditions. It was emphasized that the forum aims to encourage women’s involvement, the protection of their rights, and better representation within the structures of the PSH. (To be continued on page 2)

The article raises questions about the way wealth is being administered and about its exploitation or misuse. The discussion is linked to decision-making, institutional responsibilities, and the consequences created for the public interest. (To be continued on page 3)

The article deals with a sharp social and economic problem, focusing on labor, sweat, and injustice toward those who produce. The text denounces forms of unfair appropriation of goods and stresses that no one forgives you for taking away from another the fruit of their labor. (To be continued on page 4)

Children out of sight The article deals with emigration and leaving the country as a painful solution for survival. It emphasizes the family drama, the separation of children from their parents, and the illusion of “foreign bread” across the sea. (To be continued on page 4)

In the national voice “The fox and the grapes”