01/07/1993
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Zëri i Popullit

1 July 1993

The nationalist and chauvinist spirit serves neither the Albanian people nor the Greek people

Statement by the Presidium of the Socialist Party of Albania [very small text, partly unreadable in the image] The irresponsible rise of nationalism and chauvinism, also encouraged by certain political circles in Greece, is seriously harming relations between our two countries and our two peoples. A series of actions and statements, especially regarding the issue of the Greek minority in Albania, have created an undesirable climate of tension. The Socialist Party of Albania believes that respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, including the rights of national minorities, must be part of the democratic process and the rule of law in Albania. At the same time, it opposes any interference in the country's internal affairs and any attempt to use sensitive issues for political pressure. Albanian-Greek relations must develop on the basis of equality, good neighborliness, and mutual respect. Any nationalist or chauvinist spirit serves neither the Albanian people nor the Greek people. [the rest of the text is not clearly legible in this image]

The bitter fruits of the Berisha foreign policy of the PD

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The PD parliamentary group gives a lesson in dictatorship

[headline partly unclear]

Why the scribbles on the fax machines in Gjiromani burn the PD

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Prerku! Timore relations in PEZE

From the meeting of the governing council of the municipal area ! [headline and subtitle very unclear] [Continues on page 4]

We cannot talk about democracy when the opposition and other political forces are threatened with trials, arrests, and being outlawed

From the meeting of the PS parliamentary group [the full text of the column is not clearly legible in this image]

The people do not "understand" the government

The people do not “understand” the government

Panic in the bread lines

ISMAIL KADARE