Interview with the Deputy Chairman of the PSSH, Dr. Servet Pëllumbi, given to editor Hamdi Jupe. - Interview with the Deputy Chairman of the PSSH, Dr. Servet Pëllumbi, given to editor Hamdi Jupe - Lotus? speaks of forms of consolidation of the right? [?] We will act in parliament, through our positions on the government’s current economic, social and cultural policy. We will raise our voice in parliament against privatizations that favor the clientele and not the normal development of the national economy. We will act with our alternative for the market economy, for taxes, for private property, for the protection of vulnerable groups, for law and security, etc. As we did in the case of the referendum, we will cooperate with all opposition and progressive forces to achieve common objectives for the benefit of Albanian society. ... We socialists will address Albanian citizens with our program in the economy, politics and social relations. We will explain to them where our policy stands and invite them to dialogue about any of their concerns. (Continues on page 2)

In meetings with representatives of various states accredited in Albania, Mr. Servet Pëllumbi expressed the Socialist Party’s determination to support democratic processes, political and institutional stability, and the peaceful resolution of problems. Dr. Servet Pëllumbi spoke with the ambassador of the Republic of Bulgaria, Mr. [...], with the ambassador of the Republic of Italy, [...], with the ambassador of the Republic of Turkey, [...], with the ambassador of Austria, [...], as well as with the head of the Council of Europe Mission in Tirana. These meetings discussed political developments after the referendum, the position of the opposition, and the prospects for Albania’s European integration. (Continues on page 3)

Whoever asked is answered on page 3 Dritero Agolli with an open letter addressed to Prefect Tefik Teta

There can be no democratic governance if the will of the people expressed through the vote is not respected. The latest referendum showed broad public dissatisfaction with the policies pursued by the government. Analysts and political representatives assess that the majority’s defeat in the referendum is a clear signal of the need for changes in the government’s course. (Continues on page 3)

In the key conditions of today, the future depends on respect for the free vote and on the implementation of the existing constitutional provisions. The 6 November referendum clearly showed that citizens rejected the constitutional project and sent a clear message to the political class. Jurist Fazli Talo emphasizes that the referendum result cannot be ignored and that institutions must respect the popular will. (Continues on page 3)

Senior? painter? Antonio [?] Ardiconi [?] will be in Tirana today where he will hold meetings with artists and art lovers. His visit comes within the framework of Italo-Albanian cultural exchanges. (Continues on page 3)

On Sunday, 13.11.1994, at 10:00, the Socialist Party, in preparation for the threshing, sowing, collection of hay as well as the sale of dairy products and other animal and forest products, begins the sale of tractors of the “Lamborghini” brand and “Skoda Pick-Up” and “Ford Transit” vehicles at highly favorable and competitive prices, as well as household appliances and furnishings. The leadership of the PS branch of Shqipëri

INTERVIEW WITH MR. SEKKENDER GJINUSHI, NERITAN CEKA, SABRI GODO, VASIL MELO, PETRIT KALAKULA AND IDAJET BEQIRI INTERVIEW WITH MR. SEKKENDER GJINUSHI, NERITAN CEKA, SABRI GODO, VASIL MELO, PETRIT KALAKULA AND IDAJET BEQIRI