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Zëri i Popullit

E shtunë, 9 korrik 1994

HAS THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN STARTED?

Without a constitution, without investment, inflation and floods Press conference of the President of the Republic “Early elections are always possible; they depend on the constitution and on the sense of responsibility of those who bring them about.” In this way, answering journalists' questions, President Berisha made it clearer that the country is entering a tense political period and that institutional moves may be accompanied by other developments. For most of the conversation with the press, he focused on the economic situation, investment problems, the devaluation of money, and the consequences of the floods. According to him, the economy cannot move at the proper pace without a functioning constitution, without clarity over property ownership, and without institutional guarantees. He stressed that investments are being hindered by the uncertain climate and by the lack of investor confidence, while inflation is being fed by a series of internal and external factors. The conference also touched on issues of public order, relations with the opposition, and the debate over elections. The President suggested that the country is facing a stage in which every political actor must assume its own responsibility. In the end, he called for the public debate not to move away from the fundamental issues of the state and the economy. [The full text is partially unreadable in the image.]
Maksimi[?]

PRESIDENT BERISHA “UNPACKS” BEFORE JOURNALISTS THE SPEECH DELIVERED AT THE PD NATIONAL COUNCIL

In response to the journalist's question about the opposition's accusations and the meaning of the speech delivered at the PD National Council, the head of state gave lengthy explanations about the political situation, relations with the opposition, and his stance on early elections. He tried to clarify that this was not a direct electoral call, but an analysis of the political conditions in the country. [The rest of the text is unreadable.]
Maksimi[?]

WORK MEETING OR COCKTAIL?

YESTERDAY PRIME MINISTER MAKSIMI IN MAT ? The article refers to a visit by the Prime Minister to Mat, presented in the newspaper with a critical and polemical tone. The text raises the question of whether the event was a working meeting or a ceremonial activity, pointing out the difference between the official statements and the real situation on the ground. [The finer details are not fully legible.]
?odi Bardhi Mat

Bitter tears for ?odi Bardhi and others

Librazhd The article appears to deal with a serious event involving victims or loss of life, with tones of mourning and pain. The text mentions tragic circumstances and reactions from family members and the community. [The text is mostly unreadable.]
Luan Hadaraga Librazhd

He drowned in the lake while transporting fuel

A tragic event is reported from Malësi e Madhe, where a person drowned in the lake while transporting fuel. The text gives the circumstances of the event and its consequences. [The finer details are not fully visible.]
Malësi E Madhe

Shte[?]it ndalozeze were sentenced to punishment e përdorugjimit

Kopi[?]k [The headline and text are not clearly readable. It is evidently about a court decision or a punitive measure against several people.]

Who became the boss of the properties in Skrapar?

The article has an investigative and polemical tone about the issue of property in Skrapar. It raises accusations of favoritism, abuse, or unfair control over property, placing local figures and structures at the center. [The small text is not fully readable.]
Skrapar

Peshkopi

realizes in the analysis of the early[?] works The headline and text are very unclear. It appears to be a local news item from Peshkopi with administrative or economic content. [Mostly unreadable.]
Luan Hadaraga Peshkopi