There you see where the President's aides have cast their eyes in search of salvation and to save their bosses from the people's anger and heart. Neither mocking fairy tales nor curses in a witch's tongue are any longer of any use to these people. On the contrary, the people are increasingly understanding who creates and organizes these counter-rallies and what they are intended to achieve. The PS parliamentary group continues work on the constitution On the constitution Since yesterday, the parliamentary group of the PS and the special commission of experts have continued work to examine, article by article, the second part of the president's constitutional draft, which includes the chapter on the executive branch. According to the spokesman for the leadership of the socialist parliamentary group, the work is proceeding at a normal pace and is being accompanied by fruitful debates. Today the parliamentary group is expected to examine the chapter on the judiciary, human rights and freedoms, the chapter on public finances and that on the state of emergency. Also according to sources close to the PS parliamentary group, no decision has yet been made on the final position regarding the constitutional draft. In a meeting with members of the commission and socialist deputies, Mr. Selami publicly justified his presence at the counter-rally held in Vlorë. He described counter-rallies as a democratic form of expressing dissatisfaction and of the minority against the majority. In these circumstances, it is difficult to understand why the President's aides seek to present orchestrated protests as spontaneous actions by citizens. In several cities, especially in the south, the organizers of the counter-rallies are trying to sow fear and create an atmosphere of tension, with the aim of weakening the popular response to anti-national and anti-popular policies. (continued on page 2)