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Analyst Neritan Sejamini, commenting on SPAK's accusations against the former deputy of the SP, Jurgis Çyrbja, and the wiretapping of how the deputy was elected in the Durrës region, said that crime has deeply penetrated the country's institutions.
Invited to the show "The Unexposed", he said that crime is no longer enough to serve politics, or now it wants to have its representatives in the Parliament of Albania, as was the case of Çyrbje.
" In Albania, there is a naive opinion that crime can bring development. Let him build palaces, do anything, because he does not destroy. They even say that the criminals don't even make the money here, they make it in Europe, why not bring it. If crime enters the economy, it ends up at the top of politics. In order to get into the economy, you need taxes, customs, the judge, the politician. Crime has moved from support for parties, from favors for parties, to its representatives in the Parliament of Albania.
So even crime no longer believes that it can be just an apprentice, but will be a political factor. We found out from SKY EÇ about Çyrbe, how many others are there who are representatives of crime?
How many representatives of crime are there in the police, the prosecutor's office? So if a criminal group manages to get a representative into the Parliament of Albania, think how easy it is for them in other institutions. This is the problem we have today, crime has become an important economic and political factor. This is not solved with SPAK, but requires a deep political solution. It also requires awareness among citizens ," said analyst Neritan Sejamini.
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