An arson attack is also warned of Yesterday around 11:30 in the village of Ura Vajgurore in the Berat district, unidentified persons, while driving a “Benz” car, struck the head of the Pojan commune, Verip Veripi, with blunt objects; he had taken part in carrying out the decision of the commission for the return of property and land. Afterwards, the same persons fired at him with a weapon. By sheer chance he escaped without being injured. According to witnesses, the incident took place in the presence of police forces, who did not intervene to neutralize the aggressors. In his statement to the newspaper, Verip Veripi links this act to the conflicts created during the implementation of the land law and to the pressure exerted by various elements on local government bodies. He states that he was also threatened with having his house burned down. From the information we received, members of the land distribution commission and local government bodies have often become the target of threats. Yesterday’s घटना represents a serious act and requires immediate clarification. [Many parts of the text in the original column are illegible in the image and cannot be transcribed accurately without guessing.]

In the past, parliament used to shine in the culture of its people, in moral purity and purity of speech, in the wisdom of its decisions, in the maturity of its position. Today it has more and more turned into an arena of insults, abuse, and clashes. Instead of argument, one hears shouting; instead of culture, coarse language; instead of political ethics, uncontrolled anger. This bleak picture of parliamentary life cannot but worry every citizen who feels themselves part of this society. Parliament cannot be the grave of democratic hope. It must return to being an institution of debate, legality, and public responsibility. Otherwise, the consequences will be felt in the daily life of the country. [The full text in the image is not clearly readable.]

A religious ceremony was held in the Orthodox church of the city of Berat with the participation of local representatives and invited guests. The special envoy, Dr. Riepsh, brought the message of dialogue and understanding, emphasizing the need to overcome divisions and to respect faith and institutions. In his speech, the tradition of coexistence and the role of religious communities in preserving social peace were praised. Further parts of the article in the image are not clearly readable.

Ahanat Zogu, on a walk, the greatest figure in the nation’s history, even whispering Skënderbeu. To the Mirditër forgiveness is granted even if he has killed. - Ahanat Zogu is the greatest figure in the nation’s history, even surpassing Skënderbeu. - Forgiveness is granted to the Mirditër even if he has killed. [The article continues in several columns, but most of it is too unclear for accurate transcription. There are references to Mirditë, Ahmet Zogu, political positions, and local reactions.]

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«Mrokulla Shqiptare» — zero inflation Economic fantasy - honest stock exchange — rises by 12 billion lek, - 12 billion lek is forgiven, - a loan of 600 million dollars is granted, - pays sales for differences, - 400 thousand people without wages, - 5 months without pension, - the salary is “increased”[?], - the preferential exchange rate for deposits is granted, - production falls and there is no market, - it is accompanied by subsidies, - zero rationing, zero investments, zero support, - the recipes of the miracle: zero inflation! SH. M.

Placed at the far right edge of the page, this text is partly covered and upside down. The headline is clearly readable, while the body is not fully so. It mentions an administrative conflict and a reference to the municipality. DONIKA MURATI