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The elected mayor of Himara, Fredi Beleri, has remained in prison again.
It is learned that the Special Court of Appeal has rejected the appeal made by the elected mayor of Himara, Fredi Beleri, regarding the legality of his arrest.
Through his lawyers, Beleri contested the decision of the First Instance, which declared his arrest legal, in the Appeal.
Two days ago, the Special Court of Appeal rejected a request by Fredi Beleri to replace the measure "arrest in prison". The elected mayor of Himara has been in jail since May 12, when he was arrested on suspicion of "election corruption".
On June 14, the Vlora Court issued a decision confirming the mandate of Fredi Beleri as mayor of Himara Municipality. After this decision, the way is opened for the last step, the swearing-in ceremony of mayor Beleri for the new mandate.
According to the local government law, the mayor takes the oath before the municipal council, but the case of Fredi Beleri is special. The oath before the municipal council is a legal obligation and it will be expected how it will be done. If the legal obligation of the oath is not fulfilled within 6 months, then his mandate expires.
Fredi Beleri, the candidate of the coalition "We win together" for the municipality of Himara, was arrested on May 12 in his bar, while offering money for 8 votes in the amount of 40,000 lek. The arrest came after the denunciation to the prosecutor's office by a person who had indicated that he had been offered money in exchange for votes. Likewise, Beleri, according to the prosecution, promised to include them in schemes for the benefit of Greek citizenship and pension from the Greek state. While through his associates, it is suspected that he paid sums from 50 to 200 euros for a vote in his favor. Despite the investigations launched against him, Fredi Beleri won the Municipality of Himara with 19 more votes, in front of the socialist candidate Jorgo Goro.
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