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justice of those responsible for the Shkodra massacre on 2 April. While the opposition in parliament boycotted votes on projects proposed by the communist government, mass protests and strikes virtually paralyzed the country. Under these conditions, the People's Assembly yielded to the demands of the strikers, deciding to form a new government and hold early elections for a parliament reduced to 140 seats. On 5 June the cabinet of Fatos Nano was replaced by the “national stability Government” led by
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The opposition did not readily accept the election results and from the outset called for a series of protests and strikes against the elected government, receiving support from independent trade unions who demanded a 50% increase in wages, union control over working conditions and the bringing to
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resulted in a political stalemate caused by the split of the Albanian electorate: while the urban population, constituting a minority of the electorate, actively voted for opposition parties (primarily for the newly formed center-right
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American officials supported the Democratic Party, with US Ambassador William Rierson appearing at their rallies. In response, the Socialist Party accused the Americans of providing "illegitimate support".
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also a representative of the reformist wing. New elections were scheduled for March next year. On 10 December Bufi was replaced at the head of the government by the non-partisan
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became the first non-socialist party to rule Albania since the end of World War II. Privatization programs were started and Albania opened towards the West: it signed the
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Amid the economic crisis and increasing social destabilization that accompanied Albania's transition from a one-party communist regime led by the
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on 22 March 1992, with a second round of voting for eleven seats on 29 March. The result was a victory for the opposition
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accusing the government of having stolen the money. In the midst of the crisis, which had escalated into
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shook faith in the new government. The schemes began failing in December 1996 and
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in 1995. However, economic mismanagement and the rapid proliferation of
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The ruling Party of Labour, under the leadership of then Prime Minister
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This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
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Index

Albania
1991
1996
People's Assembly
PD
Sali Berisha
PS
Fatos Nano
PSD
Skënder Gjinushi
PR
Sabri Godo
PBDNJ

Prime Minister
Vilson Ahmeti
PS
Aleksandër Meksi
PD
Politics of Albania

Constitution
Human rights
Executive
President
Bajram Begaj
list
Prime Minister
Edi Rama
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