[text in several columns is very unreadable]. In the continuation of the recent events, the author addresses the political and moral problems of the transition, referring to the ideological legacy and the consequences in public life. Internal tensions, social developments and the need for institutional responsibility are mentioned. Correspondent 1. Azizi to the people.

THE "VERONI" SCANDAL - THE SCANDAL OF ALBANIAN FINANCE The Italo-Albanian Bank changes the laws voted by the Albanian parliament Why do the President of the Italo-Albanian Bank and the minister, Socialist deputy, fail? DIX A. MOLLIRI. HIRON MBRACE

Yesterday came from the United States of America progressive Secretary of the Council of Europe in the activity of Albania and the Minister of Defence [?...]. The Committee of the European Parliament yesterday approved the report on the steps forward of Albania toward closer ties with European structures. Van Den Broek, the director for foreign affairs, assessed developments in Albania and expressed readiness for deepening relations with the EU. [text partly unreadable?]

With the same interest, many activities of the Socialist Party in districts and cities are also being observed. [text continues] (Continued on page 2)

And I woke and sat up with the Albanian language of the Morning and I cast my eyes on our country’s newspaper 'Rilindja', where the voice of social democracy in our country was being articulated, and I was struck by it. It gave itself a clear and qualitative meaning by distancing itself from the atrophic quagmire of Marxism. Not even the socialism of the commune. A criticism of oneself, and one that has weight for the individual with the monopoly sword. All the worse where that merciful surrender of the boy in power I have experienced and known through experience before my eyes and touched with my hand and I always put it. The truth above all. But who can tell you with your coming, and in the mind of the times. And as long as we are in a period where the specters of cult and the idea of freedom appear, surely nothing remains but broken time. People who step onto the stage of our political life often lack a good understanding of the danger of excessive power. And perhaps it seems to them that their supporters are voiceless. But no. The public sees it with its own eyes and judges it with its own judgment. If there is one lesson from time, it is that no one can rule beyond moral and political responsibility. Society is not held together by empty rhetoric, but by personal example and respect for the law. Only thus can a normal state be built, where the citizen does not feel like a stranger in his own country. Otherwise, only disappointment and daily exhaustion remain. [text partly unreadable?]

[text in the columns partly readable]. Sali Berisha, called here our president, is treated in a critical article that speaks about the relationship between power, morality and the public use of religion. The text raises questions about political behavior, the attitude toward opponents and the concept of responsibility. There are references to democracy, citizens, institutions and the figure of the president as a symbol of the state. Harsh polemical positions and comparative examples are announced. [long parts unreadable]

1500 families on the poverty line Hundreds of unprovided officeholders Murder in Shijak

! The problems of agriculture have been detached in political forces

The minister is deceiving the monopolies. The crossroads of the Socialist Party! dan Atysari of the government i qeu pi parliamentary (Continued on page 2)