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Analyst Spartak Ngjela is convinced that the Special Anticorruption Prosecutor's Office is supported by the United States of America, even, according to him, the special prosecutors are paid by Washington.
Invited to "Breaking", Njela said that the request to create a Special Anticorruption Commission may have been made by the Americans.
Moderator: Dumani, while publishing the one-year report of the institution he leads, said that the institutions are not reporting corruption cases. There is a pull. Meanwhile today, we discuss that the policy will create another commission to help SPAK to fight corruption.
Njëla: The internationals may have asked for it. But we cannot talk without evidence. This is a general concept. We need laws, because laws speak. Laws should not be confused with politics. Those who threaten each other, it's politics. We have to see if the SPAK law will change. I don't believe it, it's impossible. Blinkeni said that SPAK is run by us, you still don't believe it. The embassy also said it, now what more can I do. The problem is not that they only run it, they also pay for it. Do you know how much the SPAK salaries are? They receive about 10 thousand dollars a month. The Albanian state did not pay them, Washington did.
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