Meeting of the President of the Republic with representatives of political parties
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Elections will be held in the communes of Lazarat (Gjirokastër), Proger (Devoll), Lure (Diber), Dhiver (Sarande), Zavdline (Elbasan), Gjergjan (Elbasan), Sineballaj (Kavaje), Bushtrice (Kukes), Greshice (Mallakaster), as well as in the municipalities of Vlora, Roskovec, Vore, Patos, Ura Vajgurore, Shijak and Kavaje.
A noble initiative to inform public opinion
PRESIDENT MEIDANI AND PRIME MINISTER NANO TAKE PART IN THE CEREMONY MARKING THE 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF “GAZETA SHQIPTARE”
A noble initiative to inform public opinion
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BERISHA ALSO UNDER INVESTIGATION
Parliamentary commission investigating last year’s events
The people who directed operations against the civilian population in southern Albania
Sali Bashkim Safet Leonard Agim Halit Shaban Adem Bujar Xhahit Asllan Ylli Ali Sokol Genc Viktor Arjan Ibrahim Sokol Ilir
Berisha Gazidede Zhulali Demi Shehu Shamata Memia Çopani Rama Xhaferri Bushati Dimraj Koçeku Mulosmani Pollo Margilaj Çenga Mullaliu Bizhga Kuçi
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The two lawyer-MPs, Spartak Ngjela and Spartak Brah, leading figures on the commission
ONE MONTH IN PRISON FOR RITVAN BODA
TIRANA
ONE MONTH IN PRISON FOR RITVAN BODA
Sentence suspended for 12 months
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In parliament, not one spy, but seven
AFTER A NEWS ITEM PUBLISHED YESTERDAY
Sources from the state commission for the verification of public figures reacted immediately yesterday to a news item published in the newspaper “Zëri i Popullit”, which reported that a member of the People’s Assembly had turned out to be a former collaborator of the State Security service.
“There is not one, but seven former collaborators of the State Security service, whose names appear in the relevant registers.” The same source also noted that no employees of the presidency had turned out to be collaborators of the State Security service.
When questioned by “Zëri i Popullit”, the source in question refused to make the names public, but asked the newspaper to be more accurate in providing information and not to wrong former State Security collaborators.
Thus, speculation about the suspects is expanding: attention is no longer focused on one suspect, but on seven. However, there is a problem: only the names appear in the records, not the files that prove their activity. This does not mean there is no way to establish the facts, either for the suspects in parliament or for those in the presidency.