DO YOU WANT MORE, MR. PRESIDENT A NEW WAVE OF PURGES IN Berat AND Kuçovë S. BERISHA: “The fundamental criterion for administrative reform must be competence at work. No one should be removed from their job for political beliefs,” the presidency and tefelli demand... In recent days, in the districts of Berat and Kuçovë, there have again been senseless personnel changes. Many honest and capable employees were dismissed, and others politically favored were appointed in their place. According to many voices from the grassroots, these actions are contrary to the public statements on administrative reform based on competence and professionalism. In Berat, employees in several important sectors have been dismissed or transferred, while in Kuçovë the same pressure has been felt on specialists and the local administration. Residents and workers have sent complaints to the relevant bodies, asking that legal criteria be respected and that the administration not be used as a tool of political pressure. Many of them recall the public statements made by President Sali Berisha, according to which no one should be fired for political beliefs. However, in practice, the opposite is happening in these districts. This has caused concern and dissatisfaction, especially among families that depend on these jobs. An intervention by central institutions is being requested to stop this new wave of purges and restore normality in the administration.

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KASTRIOT ISLAMI: resigns from the commission for drafting the constitution – our correspondent asks him about this irresponsible [?] act K. Islami, a well-known member of the Socialist Party, has submitted his resignation from the commission for correcting the constitution. In a public reaction, he expresses disagreement with the way the discussions are being conducted and with the lack of institutional seriousness. He stresses that the constitution requires a spirit of consensus and not unilateral imposition. His resignation comes at a delicate moment for the constitutional debates and is seen as a critical signal regarding the procedures followed so far. Our correspondent asks questions about the reasons for this decision and about expectations for the дальнейший course of the process.

GET OUT, IF SO, FOR THE PRESIDENT! Leaders of civil society and political figures have reacted to the latest political developments, highlighting the responsibilities of the head of state. In public comments and positions, they call for the President to take responsibility for the climate that has been created and to respect democratic norms. In discussions in recent days, the need for a more restrained political culture and for avoiding institutional clashes has been mentioned. Such positions come at a time of heightened political tension.

The government “protected” itself from the people! This article deals with the ways in which power tried to isolate public reactions and neutralize civic dissatisfaction. Referring to concrete developments, it emphasizes that the government has preferred protective measures for itself rather than dialogue with the people. The article criticizes the use of force, administrative barriers, and political propaganda to avoid confronting social and economic problems. Instead of listening to citizens, according to the article, power has chosen to “protect” itself from them.

NEXHMIJE HOXHA IS ADMITTED TO THE PRISON HOSPITAL After 13 and a half months in the isolation cells, Nexhmije Hoxha has left prison to be admitted to the prison medical ward. According to the information provided, her health condition has worsened and she has required medical treatment. The news has prompted various reactions in public opinion because of her political figure and the symbolism of the issue. The article provides some details about the length of the isolation and the circumstances that led to the hospitalization.

LITERARY CONCERN WITHOUT POLITICS[?] LITERARY CONCERN WITHOUT POLITICS[?] Ali’s rat/coterie is collapsing polemically[?] This article reflects the heated debates surrounding Alia’s role and legacy in the country’s political developments. The polemics extend into the public and media sphere, bringing different interpretations of historical responsibilities and consequences. At the center of attention is the way his name is being used in current debates and in the political clashes of the time.

The socialist leaves, the trade unionist comes New movements in the leadership structures have brought about replacements that are being widely discussed. A trade-union-profile figure seems to have taken the place of a socialist, raising questions about the real political and institutional direction of the latest appointments. The article points out that rotation is not always accompanied by transparency and that the public expects fuller clarification of the selection criteria.

We trust you will feel our sympathy on this occasion and we send our deepest condolences to the A[...] family on the passing away at the age of 24 of their son THANAS VINO