Government lies about education. In 2010 less funds
For the year 2010, the government has envisaged, through the newly-approved budget, in the absence of the opposition in the Assembly, to spend on education only 3.46% of the GDP. This figure is lower than the one of last year, when Albania spent 3.55% of the GDP on education. more
Western observers said the vote was an improvement on previous elections but had fallen short of the highest international standards. The vote count was delayed because of quarrels over breaches of procedure. more
The mission of the opposition is now clear: saving democracy in Albania
We are now not only engaged in a battle simply to save Albania from the hold of Sali Berisha. The opposition does not include now only the political forces aligned against Sali Berisha and Ilir Meta. Today, the opposition is grater and within its ranks are not only the political forces, but also all of those whom wish for Albania to function as a democratic country, worthy of being a NATO member and a possibly part of the European Union. The mission of the opposition is now clear: saving democracy in Albania. Under this perspective, the opposition should be more radical. more
Tirana Economic Forum: The Albanian Economy in a time of Global Crisis
Although the Albanian Constitution guarantees all Albanian citizens the right to vote, the large immigrant community has long been denied a say in their country's future. We, of the G99 Movement believe that the time has come for this issue to receive serious attention from Albanian politics. more
