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The international organization, Progressive International, has announced the publication of "The Edi Rama Files", a voluminous material that compiles documents, decisions of Albanian institutions and references from SPAK investigations, raising claims that the largest development projects in Albania are built on a system of permits, strategic investor statuses and decisions signed by Prime Minister Edi Rama.
The publication was made by the organization's Secretary General, David Adler, who in a reaction on the X network described the dossier as "explosive", claiming that it places the Albanian prime minister at the center of a vast real estate network, stretching from the coast to the heart of Tirana.
"Just last week I was in Tirana to support the Flamingo protest movement. These files show that the Zvërnec project is just the tip of the iceberg. They reveal an entire system of permits, statuses, and expropriations, run by a single man: Edi Rama," Adler writes.
According to the authors, the file is based on decisions of the National Council of Territories (NKT), government acts, court documents, and SPAK investigation materials.
The Progressive International dossier calls on the international community to pay more attention to developments in Albania, while describing the protests launched over the Zvërnec project as a civic reaction to the country's way of governing.
David Adler's status:
Today, @ProgIntl publishes the “Edi Rama Files,” an explosive dossier that places Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama at the helm of an illegal real estate empire that stretches from the country’s coast to the capital.
Just last week I was in Tirana to support the “Flamingove” protest movement: Albanians who have risen up against the Trump family’s billion-dollar plan to privatize their protected wetlands.
These files show that this project is just the tip of the iceberg, a vast system of permits, statuses, and expropriations, directed by a single man: Edi Rama, the favorite of the European Union.
The files provide a detailed investigative look at the political economy of kleptocracy on Europe's doorstep and are the first time these documents have been published and presented to an international audience.
So, take a look, spread the news, and stand by the Albanian people, who take to the streets day after day to draw the world's attention to what the author describes as Edi Rama's silent but deadly coup against his country.
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