
Berisha's son-in-law is not only free, but tries to give advice on social networks and at the Agricultural University about the environment and the fight against corruption. Meanwhile, SPAK arrested the former mayor of Kukës, Safet Gjici, for an oral and a dog project in an attempt...
Safet Gjici in prison for a bribe, Berisha's free son-in-law who built 19 towers with 39 thousand euros of savings on 27 m2 of land that was expropriated once. The son-in-law of Sali Berisha, Jamarbër Malltezi, claims that he was the heir of 27 m2 of land at the former Partizani Club in Tirana.
Themi claims that based on the standard practice, his ancestors were expropriated by Fascist Italy in 1939. There are expropriation documents for all border owners, while for the property in question, about 29 thousand m2, it is suspected that the documents have disappeared.
The State Archive, where the other documents are found, was directed by Jamarbri's father, with the approval of the ruling krushku. But we take it for granted that Berisha's son-in-law is the real heir to the land.
To make the son-in-law the owner of the property, his father-in-law engaged the government from 2006 to 2009. Whoever refused to sign was threatened and fired. From the heir of 27 m2 of land, Berisha's son-in-law, environmentalist Jamarbër Malltezi, has erected 19 towers, in which he owns 35-50%.
He made the investment worth tens of millions of euros, having only 39 thousand euros in savings, without taking any credit, loan or other documented source.
This corruption file is believed to be one of the strongest points of the DASH file for declaring Sali Berisha and his family non grata.
Berisha's son-in-law is not only free, but tries to give advice on social networks and at the Agricultural University about the environment and the fight against corruption. Meanwhile, SPAK arrested the former mayor of Kukës, Safet Gjici, for an oral and an attempted dog project.
Handcuffed the former mayor of Lushnja, Fatos Tushe, for a channel. He arrested the former Deputy Minister of the Interior, Rovena Voda, for a fish crate. He arrested the former head of VAT Thoma Gëllçi without any criminal record.
Health official Joana Duro was imprisoned for 330,000 ALL. Other officials are in prison for a lamb, 100 thousand Lek, etc. Of course, criminal legislation should also be applied to banal corruption. There is no discussion here.
Discussion and mistrust starts when the law acts mercilessly against banal corruption, overshadowing major corruption and evidence of money laundering.
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