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Under the pretext of the fight against dirty money, Fatmir Xhafaj requested "monitoring" of SPAK
Edi Rama has reactivated parliamentary mechanisms to "monitor", test and, if possible, discipline the new judiciary, SPAK.
We are talking about the 'Xhafaj' Parliamentary Commission, which has sought to be included in the SPAK agenda, precisely when Klodian Braho took over as Chief Prosecutor in the most active way possible.
The Special Prosecution Office against Corruption and Organized Crime has responded to parliament, saying "No" to the Parliamentary Committee "On Civic Initiatives, Cooperation and Institutional Oversight", led by Fatmir Xhafaj, for a "monitoring visit" to SPAK, allegedly with the idea of implementing measures to combat money laundering, reports 'Top Channel'.
With a clear wording, SPAK prosecutors describe the initiative as an illegal intervention and a direct violation of the constitutional independence of the institution, leaving Xhafaj outside the doors of the prosecution.
Initially, SPAK clarifies that institutional reporting has been and continues to be carried out regularly and completely.
Prosecutors point out that there were no concrete concerns, no specific issues, and no problems on the part of the Financial Intelligence Agency that would require extraordinary parliamentary intervention.
Then comes the crux. SPAK reminds the Assembly and the Xhafaj Commission that it is an independent constitutional institution, which reports only in accordance with the Constitution, organic laws and the Rules of Procedure of the Assembly. And it says it clearly, without equivocation: “The Special Prosecution cannot be 'monitored' and does not recognize the legitimacy of this practice.”
Any attempt at such monitoring visits, the document states, “would conflict with the constitutional independence of the Special Prosecution Office,” an independence that is not merely a formal principle, but “a fundamental condition for ensuring independent, impartial and efficient investigations in the protection of the public interest and the rule of law.”
In conclusion, SPAK openly expresses its disagreement with the realization of the planned visit by the Xhafaj Commission that was scheduled to take place on February 6, 2026, considering it "in violation of the law and violation of the independence of the Special Prosecution Office."
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