Even though they receive millions from the state budget, Rama does not let his MPs...
As he goes out every day and seeks a fourth mandate, Edi Rama continues to kick every law and Constitution with both feet. The Olta Xhaçka precedent is being used in the most dangerous way, since any MP or minister who benefits from funds in a conflict of interest does not lose his mandate.
Even though her husband took property on the coast and everyone turned against him, Babloku did not let Olta go. In fact, not only did he not let her go, but he is expected to give her another mandate. Rama removed her from Kolonja and brought her to Tirana, where he will engage her to collect as many votes as possible in the capital. Undoubtedly supported behind the scenes by her strategic investor husband.
But just like with Olta, Rama acted with Vullnet Sinaj. At midnight between Thursday and Friday, the Socialists continued with the same tone. The Democratic Party proved how Vullnet Sinaj had benefited from money from the state budget. The issue was addressed in the Mandates Council and the Socialist Party had no objections in the formal aspect of the issue. But following the principle that each MP has the free will to vote, the Socialists rejected the DP's request, openly violating the law. The Constitution itself clearly states in its provisions that when there are such claims, the Assembly votes on the request and then in the end the Court decides whether or not the mandate should be revoked.
But what is it really about? In the motion signed by 14 opposition MPs, it is evidenced through 30 accompanying pieces of evidence that MP Sinaj exercises his mandate in violation of point 3 of Article 70 of the Constitution, which prohibits MPs from benefiting from funds from the State Budget or state assets.
From the verification of the data of the General Directorate of the Treasury and the National Business Center, it results that the deputy in question, through the companies owned by him, has benefited from income from the State Budget. The companies 'BIGALB GROUP' sh.pk, 'BIG LISUS' sh.pk, 'BIG DURRËSI' sh.pk, 'BIG PESHKOPIA' sh.pk, 'BIG ROI' sh.pk, 'BIG LEO' sh.pk, 'BIG LEZHA' sh.pk, 'BIG DRINI' sh.pk, 'BASHKIMI' sh.pk, 'TIRANA CASH & CARRY' sh.pk, which are owned or co-owned by the deputy Vullnet Sinaj, through only 9 verified transactions, have benefited from income from the State Budget in the total amount of 3,689,814 lek.
"The above companies have continued to be owned by MP Vullnet Sinaj even after he won the mandate of MP and also after he appointed two people, Ms. Elona Koshi and Mr. Eduart Koshi as 'trustee of the sole partner Mr. Vullnet Sinaj', through deed-agreements dated 20.07.2017, 29.03.2018 and 31.10.2018. Through these agreements, it results that only the transfer of quotas was made and not their alienation, moving from 'active share holder' to 'passive share holder' due to the appointment of 'a trusted person'", emphasizes the DP.
According to the DP, the 'Trustee', as clearly defined in the aforementioned Act-Agreements, has only been given the right to make decisions over 100% of the shares owned by MP Vullnet Sinaj, for the purpose of overall management of the companies' activities. But in no case does MP Vullnet Sinaj lose the right to receive profits from the company.
But in fact Rama does not let go of Vullnet because he needs him for votes. The elections are approaching and the Big Market businessman is throwing millions into this period so that the SP will emerge victorious in Vlora. /Pamphlet
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