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Who is the minister who risks handcuffs?
The Special Prosecution Office has put Edi Rama's government cabinet in a state of anxiety. As the prime minister reappeared in public today with attacks on justice, it is learned that SPAK has placed 1 minister of the current government under investigation.
Edi Rama tried to grant immunity to many of his loyal ministers by running for parliament, but one of them risks prison. The news was announced by the Special Prosecution Office itself on its official website, in the transparency register. " It turns out that currently 1 (one) minister is under investigation ," SPAK said.
It is not known which minister is involved, but there have been criminal charges against some of them, mainly from the opposition. We will have to wait and see, but the fact that SPAK states that he is under investigation means that the charges have advanced. In general, SPAK does not register proceedings on behalf of officials to avoid the deadline, but the signals are that a minister has fallen into the net and we will see the crack very soon.
The latest sensational arrest made by SPAK is that of Erion Veliaj. In February, the mayor of Tirana was arrested in his office and since then, SPAK has focused on electoral crimes and the fight against organized crime. The signals are that we may now have another sensational blow to the ranks of the majority.
On its official website, SPAK reports that the number of people under investigation since the creation of the Special Prosecution Office is 2,597. So, it seems that there have been many important names that have come under scrutiny, but so far there have been no arrests at the ministerial level, only former ministers.
Let's see if we will have a finalization, since SPAK is also in a race against time. In December, Altin Dumani left as chairman and it is not known what winter brings. Also, in September, the "Xhafaj" commission is expected to be reactivated./Pamphlet
Composition of the government cabinet
– Edi Rama, Prime Minister
– Belinda Balluku, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Infrastructure and Energy
– Blendi Gonxhja, Minister of Economy, Culture and Innovation
– Adea Pirdeni, Minister of State for Public Administration and Anti-Corruption
– Igli Hasani, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs
– Pirro Vengu, Minister of Defense
– Ervin Hoxha, Minister of Interior
– Petrit Malaj, Minister of Finance
– Ulsi Manja, Minister of Justice
– Ogerta Manastirliu, Minister of Education and Sports
– Albana Koçiu, Minister of Health and Social Protection
– Anila Denaj, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development
– Delina Ibrahimaj, State Minister for Entrepreneurship and Business Climate
– Taulant Balla, Minister of State for Parliamentary Relations
– Majlinda Dhuka, Minister of State and Chief Negotiator for Euro-Atlantic Integration
– Mirela Kumbaro, Minister of Tourism and Environment
– Arbjan Mazniku, Minister of State for Local Government
– Bora Muzhaqi, Minister of State for Youth and Children.
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