Not even two weeks have passed, the Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office hastily closed the investigations against the two prosecutors Ened Nakuçi and Klodian Braho, who were accused by the journalist Adriatik Doçi of diverting the investigations and abusing their duties, as they have hidden the compromising evidence. former deputy the prime minister, Arben Ahmetaj.
Journalist Doçi denounced the hiding of e-mails from Klodian Zoto's computer, which proved payments of several thousand euros for hotels paid on behalf of Arben Ahmetaj and his roommate Erjola Hoxha.
In the announcement of SPAK, it is said that the two prosecutors have been decided not to initiate criminal proceedings, arguing that the investigation continues divided into 4 other acts.
If we take a look at the four documents that have been separated for investigation by prosecutors Braho and Nakuçi, the name of Arben Ahmetaj or the Ministry he led does not appear anywhere.
The only Ministries included in Act 277/2 are the Ministry of Environment and Energy and Industry, at that time under Damian Gjiknuri.
So, to put it more clearly, SPAK itself has defended the position of prosecutor Klodian Braho and Ened Nakuçi, who not only did not include Arben Ahmetaj in the investigations, but he was never questioned by these prosecutors about the incinerator investigations.
In the 13-day investigations into this scandal involving Ahmetaj, SPAK does not clarify whether verifications were made on Klodian Zoto's computer, and whether these invoices for the former Minister of Economy were included.
The haste to close this investigation raises doubts as to whether Ahmetaj will be charged, as it appears that he signed several documents as Minister of Economic Development, where he expressed his agreement to grant concessions to the Elbasan and Fier incinerators./TCH