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Argita Berisha Malltezi, invited to "Quo Vadis" could not avoid the question about the Albanian businessman from North Macedonia, Remzi Hoxha, who disappeared from SHIK, when Sali Berisha was the President of the Republic.
Asked by journalist Endri Xhafo if there was a comment that a street in Tirana was named after Remzi Hoxha, Malltezi said that the case was investigated but nothing was found.
According to her, the Remzi Hoxha "issue" is being used politically, adding that "the dead cannot be resurrected" for campaigns, as this would add even more drama to the family.
Excerpts from the conversation:
Xhafo: A street in Tirana has been named "Remzi Hoxha", who disappeared from SHIK in the government of the first Berisha, when he was president, what is your comment?
Malltezi: I believe the comment you are looking for is on point.
Xhafa: No, I don't want to prejudge your answer, but I see several variants. What did the mayor say?
Borakaj: He made a joke saying that they should answer the case from today in the window.
Maltezi: The loss of any person is a great drama. Any undiscovered drama adds to the drama. The case of Remzi Hoxha was investigated and nothing was found. Sali Berisha ran away very quickly after that event. I do not know whether in the years 97-2005 it was investigated or not. The issue of Remzi Hoxha has been raised as many times as there have been DP campaigns. I think that the question of the dead for campaigns is not raised. The use of the case is again wrong.
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