Meetings of comrade Namik Dokle with the people in Ksamil and Sarandë Ksamil and Sarandë are rare natural wonders not only for Albania, but for the world as well. But, without a doubt, the people of these areas are their greatest wonder. This conviction is created as soon as one first meets them, whether in Ksamil or in Sarandë, with whom comrade Namik Dokle met and spoke yesterday. At the center of the discussion were the political, economic and social problems troubling the country today. Participants in these meetings stressed that the chairman of the PSSH, Mr. Servet Pëllumbi, should not have resigned. The participants raised various questions, among which the opinion stands out that he is the most honest politician. The government is deliberately attacking the left and the politics of the PSSH. According to them, instead of new elections they continue with propaganda. Those questioned expressed indignation and condemnation of such actions. Our people are tired of lies and empty promises. They await concrete solutions to their vital problems. The meetings expressed the determination to support the democratic path and to demand new elections as a solution to the crisis. (Continues on page 2)

It is reported that it reaches 4.2 billion in 100 million dollars. Romanian President Ion Iliesku, invited to Tirana by the President of the Republic of Albania, Sali Berisha, arrives today for a two-day official visit to our country. Within the framework of the official talks, possibilities for expanding bilateral relations and economic cooperation will be examined. The visit is seen as an important step in strengthening Albanian-Romanian relations. A formal welcoming ceremony is expected at Rinas airport. Photo

No figure suggests that there is an improvement in our society, yet propaganda presents the opposite. According to the facts given, rising prices, unemployment and poverty have widely affected the people. Instead of acknowledging this situation, the authorities try to cover it up with words and rhetoric. In this context, it is emphasized that the press and television are used to create an artificial reality. Citizens, according to the article, face shortages every day, while official propaganda speaks of achievements. This deep contrast is a source of dissatisfaction and mistrust. (Continues on page 2)

On the afternoon of the 25th, sent by opposition leaders, an Albanian delegation took part in an event organized by the Greek side. The meeting discussed relations between the two countries and the need for mutual understanding. The participants emphasized the importance of regional cooperation and respect for citizens' rights. The need to resolve problems through dialogue was also underlined. (Continues on page 2)

Nikolla Arsidi, Loron Simon in Tirana? On 1 April! Will Berisha give them the decoration? - Local judges hear and release Arsidi Simon! - The lawyer asks for a free right. Which one? Millon Jean Paul Garoni - The defendants seek before the court Vlasin, Cipa, Midaon, Jean Paul Garoni - See the Albanians interested in the trials of the law. Is Molova a way? (Continues on page 2)

Good work in the market! Albania has hired 550 workers 60 students expelled from the Laç gymnasium Devoll without a flood office Good work in the market! We are informed by Pol de [?] that in the town of fruit-growing producers they have been put on the market. Thanks to the "presidency" project, according to the source, 550 workers have been employed. Albania has hired 550 workers LVA. The many demands for work and the need to cope with shortages have led some private enterprises to open new jobs. According to the announcement, the number of employed has reached 550. 60 students expelled from the Laç gymnasium Disciplinary measures have been taken at the Laç gymnasium against 60 students for absences and violations of the regulations. The school administration has requested cooperation from the parents. Devoll without a flood office The absence of a separate office to deal with floods remains a troubling problem in Devoll. According to residents, the necessary intervention equipment is also lacking. (Continues on page 2)