The Greek media has devoted an article to the promotion of the deputy prime minister, Belinda Balluk, and her associates, such as the case of Evis Berberi , who is behind bars for abuse of office.
Newsbomb.gr writes about the arrest of Berber, the right-hand man of the Minister of Infrastructure, Balluku.
There are also a series of questions about why the decision of the French court for the Albanian state to pay 50 million euros to the Greek company " Actor " has not yet been implemented.
The full article published by the Greek media of:
The name Belinda Balluku may not be very familiar to you, but in Albania it means a lot. The name of the Minister of Infrastructure and Deputy Prime Minister Edi Rama constitutes a crack in Albania's stalemate.
On March 13, SPAK, the Court against Corruption, arrested Evis Berberi, the head of the Albanian Road Authority and one of the most trusted associates of the Minister of Infrastructure and Energy and Deputy Prime Minister, Belinda Balluku.
The accusation was related to construction projects and luxury competitions, which were won by Edi Rama's chosen ones. According to the Albanian media, after a police raid, SPAK, the Anti-Corruption Court, arrested Evis Berberi, the head of the Albanian Road Authority.
The police arrested him together with two business associates (Valter Begaj and Ervis Lamajn), while large sums of money and paintings worth hundreds of thousands of euros were seized from his apartment. Evis Berberi was Minister Balluku's right-hand man and was the one who was photographed next to her at all inspections and inaugurations of major road projects.
According to SPAK, Valter Begaj, owner of the NET - GROUP company, won 6 public tenders, the money from which he transferred through transactions to the DAAM company. The benefit seems to be 2.7 million euros.
NET-GROUP won these competitions, the money was transferred through transactions to the DAAM company. These actions have raised suspicions of money laundering activities. The SPAK investigation is reported to have started in recent weeks, focusing on the sale of DAAM.
DAAM was bought by Berber at a very low price, sold multiple times, while ownership and management changed several times between businessmen. There are suspicions of a fake transfer to avoid a conflict of interest as Berber was set to be appointed as an adviser to the Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy. The whole scandal above has caused 'tectonic' shaking in Albania's political scene.
Many questions are raised by the rise of the beautiful and deputy prime minister Belinda Balluku, who before her new career worked in Greece as a domestic helper.
Practically, a domestic helper became the number two of the Albanian government and Minister of Infrastructure and therefore commands the public affairs of the neighboring country.
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There is a lawsuit that the construction company 'Actor' has won from a French court, against the Albanian state, in the amount of 50 million euros, for which the Ministry of Justice and Foreign Affairs have not given the green light to execute it.
And somewhere in here Balluku is involved, where her right-hand man was arrested for money laundering, while she had asked the bosses (the seniors of the construction company) to speed up the construction of the project. But when the works were done, Balluku did not pay the amounts.
In other words, the company 'Actor' did the work, went to court, won 50 million euros and Edi Rama's chosen one 'blows the whistle' indifferently. But here are the hot 'questions':
-Who and why does not give the green light to Mr. Exarchou of the 'Actor' company to execute?
-What games are being played in the diplomatic background that prevent the payment of sums to a Greek company that has won legally?
-Who does the Albanian state cover?
- What does Athena know about these cases and what will she do? Will it continue to 'hiss' indifferently? /Adapted in Albanian VoxNews