Socialist Party activists from the Tirana district. Society can be reformed with less pain (From the special correspondent) At this meeting of Socialist Party activists from the Tirana district, party chairman Fatos Nano, general secretary Servet Pëllumbi, and other members of the leadership also took part. The meeting discussed the tasks arising from the difficult economic and social situation, the need for socialists to be close to the people in these difficult days, the reform of society, party organization, and preparation for the first Congress of the PSSH. Debate that causes as little pain as possible (From the special correspondent) The discussions emphasized that reforms are necessary, but they must be accompanied by social protection and efforts to ensure that the burden does not fall on the poorest strata. The need for calm, political dialogue, and the participation of the membership in solving problems was also discussed.

(Continued on page 2) Dealing with economic difficulties, implementing reforms, and creating a calmer social climate require joint commitment. Socialists must be close to the people, listen to their concerns, and work to solve them.

(Continued on page 2) In meetings with citizens, the need to clarify the reforms, provide fuller information, and fight against speculation was highlighted. Greater responsibility was demanded from state bodies and transparency in decision-making.

The city feels concern about supply, unemployment, and price movements. People are asking for quick solutions and more order. In the port and in the neighborhoods, the same complaints are heard about shortages and insecurity.

— Who is driving prices up to the sky — YESTERDAY IN THE STREET — TODAY IN POWER A critical article about those who yesterday appeared as opposition figures, while today hold office and offer no solution to rising prices, abuses, and speculation in the market.

New Unexpected developments in the background An analysis of the activity of the Democratic Party in the first period of government, with remarks about unfulfilled promises and unexpected political developments.

(Continued on page 2) The article addresses the need for economic reforms to be accompanied by protective social measures, fairness in distributing the burden, and care for the most needy strata.

(Continued on page 2) A polemical article with ironic language about public positions and student debates.

DEDE KOLA A critical note with polemical tones about a clash or tolerance between ministers, presented with political irony.

The people will support precisely that political force that will carry out economic reform while ensuring social support.

“WE ONLY ASK FOR WHAT WAS PROMISED TO US”