07/12/1994
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Zëri i Popullit

7 December 1994

WITH PD OR WITHOUT PD, ALBANIA MUST BE MADE WITH A CONSTITUTION

- Interview of the Socialist Party deputy chairman Namik Dokle given to editor Hamdi Jupe - How is the leadership of the Socialist Party responding to the referendum on the Constitution? Today, Namik Dokle was in Tirana and held a conversation with our editor-in-chief, Hamdi Jupe, about the referendum on the Constitution and the political developments of the last few days. Instead of the question of the Constitution becoming a matter of broad national and civic approval, it has been politicized and used as a tool for pressure. We have clearly said that Albania cannot remain without a Constitution. With PD or without PD, Albania must be made with a Constitution. The Socialist Party has presented its positions and has called for the broadest possible consensus. The Constitution is not the property of a party, but the fundamental act of the state and of the citizens. [Note: most of the interview text is difficult to read in this image and cannot be transcribed accurately without guessing.]

Will he be the governor of the Albanian National Bank?

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SHKODËR

TËRË TËR FIN DIE accidentally [the news text is partly unreadable]

Sali Berisha boycotted the referendum to sabotage the Republic and incite civil war

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Has it been closed or will it be closed?

The enigma of Kosovo's daily life in Tirana [the article text is not fully legible in this image]

MALËSI e Madhe

Enough have vanished in search of fuel money [the short news text is not fully legible]

Bulqizë

Dismissal lists are forgotten

TOMORROW IN "VOICE OF THE PEOPLE"

In tomorrow's issue of "Voice of the People", you will find the photo: "THE PROGRAM OF THE SOCIALIST PARTY OF ALBANIA".

KUKËS

HUNGER STRIKE ENTERED ITS FOURTH DAY

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