A successful visit to Italy by the Albanian delegation of the Ministry of the Interior Page 2

Film footage from Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s parliamentary sessions accuses the former President Criminal revenge inspired by the macabre rules of the Kanun The glorification of the Kanun by Berisha at the height of his actions, which brought massacre throughout northern Albania, was the state’s call to continue the old “law.” The same thing would have happened under the same conditions of the quarrel that Albanians watched in detail on screen, even if Hajdari and Mazreku had been wearing tirqe and white qeleshe on their heads. Page 4

By Neshat Tozaj: Deputies especially need to have the following “categorical” statement explained to them in plain language: “A member of parliament is not responsible for what they say in Parliament.” This absolutely does not mean that a member of parliament should make statements under their signature that the whole people can hear; it does not mean that when your colleague is speaking you should go “woof-woof”; it does not mean getting into a fistfight, nor does it mean taking the floor on the matter being discussed in the session and exploiting the opportunity to speak to spend the whole time insulting everyone. Page 2

In focus: It is clear to everyone that the blame for the abnormal relations Berisha and the party he represents created with the American administration does not lie with one or several American diplomats in Tirana, but with his undemocratic positions as an adventurous politician. Page 3

By Agim Mero: “Those who are unable to remember the experience are condemned to repeat it.” Page 8