- Former finance minister Genc Ruli is considered by the court to be the man who can clearly explain the mechanism of the money disappearing - As the day for the verdict in the “VEFA” case and the “Aršidi scandal” approaches, voices about the widening of investigations and accusations against the former top leaders of BISH continue to grow. Yesterday, in the hearing, the name of Genc Ruli was mentioned as the person who should appear and give explanations before the court. According to the prosecution, he is the man who can clarify the mechanism of the money disappearing and the links of this case with the leadership structures of the Democratic Party. From the data presented in court, it emerges that the financial checks and transactions carried out in this scheme had broad political backing. In this context, Genc Ruli, as former minister of finance, is considered by the court to be the man who can clearly explain the mechanism of the money disappearing. The testimony and documents presented so far are said to place him at the center of many suspicions. It is expected that in the coming days the court will request his appearance as well as that of other persons linked to this file. The case is being followed with great attention because of the political and financial dimensions it has assumed.

DORES Major scandals arise from below and responsibilities from below and the middle - narrow analysis? the issue is never emphasized by the editorial staff - “At least this is how the treatment of the numerous files of abuses and thefts that are coming to light should be considered. On the one hand there are strong denunciations, on the other the responsibilities remain scattered and no one carries the full burden of guilt. This makes it difficult to uncover the truth and fuels the suspicion that the scandals are being used for political purposes. If the investigations do not go all the way, there is a risk that the scandals will remain only media noise. Public opinion demands clear answers and punishment for everyone involved.”

Last night at 4 o'clock at the border crossing point in Muriq of Ulcinj, Simon delivered to the home of the President of Albania, Dr. Sali Berisha, a document bearing the signature of the president of the association for road traffic services of France. Representatives of the “French Kërbiezë”, expressing their regard for the personality of Dr. Sali Berisha, said they were handing him the diploma and certificate by which he is recognized for professionalism and high correctness in the field of road safety. (Continues on page 2)

- apartment blocks were the profit-making targets - It is alleged, for everything concerning this operation, from the order and its implementation all the way to the benefit, that clear traces of forgery were left behind. The administration documents mention several individuals and enterprises linked to the transfer of facilities into disputed ownership. According to the materials presented, this process has brought large gains to the detriment of the public interest. The data speak of the use of suspicious documents and interference in property registers. Investigative bodies are verifying the responsibility of each person involved and the way these transactions were carried out. (Continues on page 4)

- Korçë's NIVI says the attack on the local TV station Ilindon is nothing more than that (Continues on page 4) KORÇË PRIVATIZATION THROUGH A POLITICAL AUCTION -Korçë's NIVI says the attack on the local TV station Ilindon is nothing more than that (Continues on page 4) As for several months now in Korçë the fierce struggle over the privatization of several enterprises, including the margarine plant, continues, the political polemics have become even stronger. Opposition representatives have described this process as a political auction, where the interests of the local government are prevailing over economic criteria. According to them, privatization decisions are being made under the direct influence of local structures and are being used to target certain media outlets, including the local TV “Ilindon”[?]. The debate remains open and is expected to take on other dimensions in the coming days.

The third scandal is under review. The case begins with denunciations about large quantities of goods and equipment missing from a state warehouse. The investigative materials mention several employees and local officials, while final answers are still lacking on how the theft was carried out. If by the responsible persons, the investigations have highlighted many inconsistencies in the records and in the handover reports. Some of the testimonies have been challenged by other witnesses, which has made the case even more unclear. (Continues on page 3)

Meanwhile, state intervention has taken place! Police presence has become visible in the city of Elbasan, where a conflict between workers and the management of the joint company “ELIANO” has brought new tensions. According to the denunciations, police forces have intervened in a one-sided manner against the workers, protecting the interests of the company. The workers claim that their demands are related to unpaid wages, working conditions, and violations of previous agreements. They accuse the local authorities and the government of indifference, while calling for an immediate solution. (Continues on page 3)

- Letter to the editor - “Was it supposed to work and produce? Why not? Foreign capital? Yes, and to compete with domestic goods. To take the place of the honest... But what is happening today? The privatization of ‘Peshkimi Artizanal’, as is happening here in Shengjin, is being carried out to the detriment of the workers and in favor of a handful of people. Those of us who have worked for years know what sacrifices were made for this enterprise. Now we see that everything is passing into the hands of a few persons with suspicious documents and decisions. We are told that this is called reform, but for us it is only speculation and abuse. We demand that this process be reviewed and that the injustices being done be stopped.” (Continues on page 3)