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The American secret service has published a secret document regarding the teaching in the embassies in 1990. In the CIA document recently declassified and published by "Pamphlet" it is shown that over 600 thousand people had gone to the embassies, as Adil's attitudes are also shown Charcan and Ramiz Ali.
A comment is also given, where the Americans predicted the end of the communist regime.
Full report
The situation in Tirana is still very critical. Officials are sending mixed signals on the refugee problem and a shutdown government this weekend added no new faces to the leadership.
Albanian officials received at least passport applications at four embassies yesterday. The flow of refugees into the embassies appears to have stopped for now, but 6,000 asylum seekers are already there—almost 3,000 at the West German Embassy alone. The food and sanitary situation in the embassies is deteriorating.
Prime Minister Charcani and other leaders have taken a tough stance, blaming foreign embassies for the situation. They have described them as "brutal interference" in the internal affairs of Albania.
Tirana refused the landing of Westem planes to distribute food and medicine. The area around the embassies was cordoned off by police yesterday, preventing more refugees from entering.
Press releases cite Greek sources who claim Albanians illegally crossed the border with Greece and border guards were attacked by Albanians.
Tirana announced a major leadership reshuffle on Saturday, following a two-day meeting of the Central Committee of the Communist Party.
Interior Minister Stefani and People's Defense Minister Murra lost their cabinet posts and several party leaders were removed from the Politburo. Stefani, however, kept the Politburo post and was replaced by Hekuran Isai.
President Alia announced more economic and political reforms, in particular the introduction of private businesses in the service sector.
Comment: The regime seems to be coming to an end.
High numbers of refugees may be a catalyst for ongoing unrest; they can cause an escalation of incidents. The regime may be hoping that political promises and economic reforms will prevent further unrest, but those promises likely won't be enough to appease an already revolted population that seems to want real movement toward improving living conditions. life and democracy.
The three Politburo members who have retired have probably been in the shadows for some time. Their younger replacements appear to be relatively moderate. / Pamphlet
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