FLASH
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Erion Veliaj, the dismissed mayor of Tirana, has been at the Constitutional Court for more than 6 hours, where an open session was held following his appeal against the dismissal procedures, led by Prime Minister Edi Rama.
In a session where Veliaj as the complainant and the Prime Minister's Office and the Presidency, as parties to the process, the parties presented their positions.
In his speech before the Constitutional Court, Veliaj raised a question: who will I sue for defamation if the accusations against me turn out to be untrue? Nesti Angoni, who does not exist?
Meanwhile, he has once again repeated the claims that the charges brought against him are revenge.
"If I told you that I was in a conflict of interest with someone over a building permit or that I'm here because of a non-existent person like Nesti Angloni, maybe the Council of Ministers would listen."
Who will I sue for false reporting, if this story is not true?
What if I told you that mayors would be under pressure to put the Special Prosecutors' tribe to work?
And when you don't do it, they say to the lawyer, "Shall I tell him?"
"The hearing would help us hear why I am here. The monopoly of someone who has the power to destroy lives should not be allowed to override the monopoly of the court to deliver justice," he said.
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