- 100 people locked in for 6 days are risking their lives, 3 hospitalized - DENIATA?: OF THE PARLIAMENTARY GROUP OF THE SOCIALIST PARTY Alog for all fellow villagers the water is missing 28 solvers, the dormitory has no rooms. The village elders are in [? 5 and the beverage enterprise is in serious difficulties. All the well pipes are destroyed. The area planted with wheat reaches 82 ha. For the coming sowings, 60 kvh of wheat seed are needed. But what is expected under these conditions? And the people? These are some of the figures cited in the letter that the chairman of the “Mehmet Shehu” cooperative addressed to the prime minister and the Minister of Agriculture and Food. In fact, as stated in it, the farm is in a miserable condition. The transition has left it to its fate. “With the blow of [? Because the weather was unfavorable and the specialists [?] left, 10 percent of the autumn crops have been damaged by the cold. 25 ha of land have remained fallow for lack of seed, fuel, spare parts and other things...” Representatives of the farm say that this appeal was sent on 9 November to the Minister of Agriculture and the prime minister, but so far they have received no reply. According to them, no central office has shown interest in their vital demands. Under these circumstances, after consultations with the residents, they began the hunger strike. They are asking for drinking water, housing funds, wheat seed, fuel, help for the crops, and a concrete solution for the village’s livelihood. Three people have been hospitalized and around 100 others continue to be locked in for 6 days. The parliamentary group of the Socialist Party states that people’s vital problems cannot be solved with propaganda deception and bureaucratic silence, but with responsibility and immediate intervention. (Continued on page 2)

Agriculture Title of this, what is unavoidable from the first? [? In villages, as is commonly happening throughout the country, nothing can be achieved without the help of the state and without securing the most essential material base. That is why the residents of this area have addressed the relevant authorities with concern. They are asking for immediate intervention for irrigation, seeds, chemical fertilizers, tools, and credit. Without these, they say, even if they have land, they have nothing with which to work it. (Continued on page 2)

GREECE... ALBANIAN CHILD VICTIMS IN VOLOS Fruitful cooperation of the police, the ministry of the people, with the Albanian youth and children Was it bringing the inevitable power? [? ... An 8-year-old Albanian child lost his life under severe circumstances in Volos. The event has caused great concern and has prompted reactions from the Albanian community. Sources from the Greek police report that the circumstances of the incident are under investigation. At the same time, the need to protect Albanian emigrants and their children is also mentioned. (Continued on page 3)

The Copenhagen Summit for Europe [? ... journalist for Europe [? In his speech, the author examines the relationship between fact and comment in the press, as well as the journalist’s ethical responsibility. He emphasizes that informing the public must be based on truth, without manipulation and without propagandistic distortions. The article also addresses the professional standards of journalism and the need to preserve the reader’s trust. (Continued on page 3)

At the customs point [? Residents complain that the shortage of kerosene in the domestic market is becoming increasingly severe, while large quantities are crossing the border. The article implies smuggling or unfair distribution of goods. Citizens say they cannot find the kerosene they need for lighting and heating. The problem is presented as particularly acute in the Shkodër - Malësi e Madhe area. 1. MUSA KUPTINA

These two weeks [? A local article about developments in Sarandë. The visible text is very unclear in the image; only the title and location can be discerned. (Continued on page 2)

Elbasan Italian government, main copying, porto [?] Teachers and students are asking for help to improve the conditions at the secondary school of Belsh. The article mentions material shortages and an urgent need for support. A reference connected to Italian aid is discernible, but the rest of the text is unreadable. (Continued on page 4)

DURRËS Harsh action by the financial police to collect fines - Within 2 hours, the amount of fines reaches 48 million lek - On this day it gave a trace. The number of [? The methods of the financial police for collecting fines in Durrës are being denounced as arbitrary and harsh for private entities. According to the article, within just two hours the total amount of fines reached 48 million lek. Small businesses and traders consider this an unbearable pressure. The article raises concern that such actions are damaging the economic climate and undermining legality. (Continued on page 2)

In the Caucasus of [? An article with a social or cultural theme; the text is very unclear in the image. Only the approximate title and a few fragments of the body can be made out. (Continued on page 4)