- Meksi is accused of failing to ensure constitutional order, and is inclined to protect his own poverty, involved in crime - The Albanian Parliament faces the choice of handing criminals over to the organs of justice, or giving a vote of confidence to “Meksi’s government!” In yesterday’s interpellation with Prime Minister Aleksandër Meksi, the parliamentary group of the SP also submitted the motion of no confidence in the government headed by him. The SP presented this constitutional initiative one day before that interpellation was held, where, as several Socialist deputies stated, “Instead of answering for the decision that led to the killing of an innocent man and the wounding of others, Prime Minister Meksi, through his irresponsibility, is appearing before the Assembly with a political dossier against the opposition, in order to escape the punishment he deserves. Meksi has already been asked three times to resign, but he shamelessly defends his criminalized government.” The motion of no confidence against the government is one of the most serious constitutional initiatives for seeking political and criminal accountability from the government for the situation created after the events of 28 May. The text emphasizes that the prime minister has failed to guarantee constitutional order and has protected structures involved in crime. It also stresses that the Albanian parliament is facing a decisive test: to hand criminals over to the organs of justice or to grant a vote of confidence to “Meksi’s government”. [text partially unreadable due to image quality, especially in the narrow columns of this article][?]

The confrontation of the witnesses continues in the trial of former high-ranking party and state officials A po[?] is bringing down a long series of accusations that, apparently, have still not found full confirmation. In yesterday’s court session, the confrontation between the witnesses and the defendants continued, bringing to light contradictions and inaccuracies in previous statements. The prosecution and the defense focused on issues related to political and economic decision-making in the earlier period. [text in the column is largely unreadable due to the resolution and orientation of the image][?]

- Press release - Aleksandër Langer, Chairman of the delegation of the European Parliament for Albania and Macedonia and the tribune. Aleksandër Langer Chairman of the delegation of the European Parliament for Albania and Macedonia and the tribune. [much of the text that follows in the column is unreadable; it is clear that this is a public reaction to the trial against the former president and to the political situation in Albania][?]

Letter from CHRISTIN ENGLEHART I am a Zez i Popullit[?]. [article/letter with very faint and small text; most of it cannot be read with certainty][?]

To the Council of Ministers, Aleksandër Meksi MOTION OF NO CONFIDENCE AGAINST THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS Mr. ALEKSANDËR MEKSI In yesterday’s interpellation with Prime Minister Meksi, the parliamentary group of the SP also submitted the motion of no confidence in the government headed by him. 1. Meksi has completely failed to guarantee constitutional order and is bringing about and legalizing systematic terror. 2. This process apparently has reserve objectives- toward the opposition, but not toward the truth. 3. [other parts of the motion text are unreadable][?] (continued on page 2)

Tomorrow, “Parliamentarians” in supple- ment 1 of “Zëri i Popullit” Main articles: “The motion of no- confidence; Not to leave by force; Revani? The government; From GJNVA- and in the midst of the po- litics of history.” Politics of fines? Here at last is the long-awaited supple- ment. Yes, in “Parliamentarians” you will find: The latest parliamentary debates, the government chronicle on Monday of the Assembly, etc. Today in no. 11

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