"There will be new ones", said the deputy of the Democratic Party, Jorida Tabaku, a few days ago when she was called to SPAK, in the capacity of representative for the Incinerators of Tirana and Fier.
In her speech to the media, MP Tabaku emphasized that she has been in constant communication with SPAK prosecutors regarding the progress of the investigations while adding that very soon there will be new facts.
" I informed about the findings of the Investigative Commission and clarifications about the facts we presented that were related to the testimonies and materials we collected during the work. I have been in constant communication with SPAK asking for information about the phase of the investigations. Very soon we will have new ones ", declared Tabaku a few days ago.
What deputy Tabaku refused to say was who are the 'young women' that SPAK has reported to the deputy of the Democratic Party. Vox News contacted MP Tabaku, to ask her about the 'news' she has about the progress of the investigations for the incinerators, but the MP did not return any answer.
SPAK has responded to VoxNews by asserting that MP Tabaku was asked by the prosecutors about the facts she made in the report. In its response, SPAK does not say anything about new facts or that it has informed MP Tabaku about how the investigations are progressing.
It remains to be seen if there will be new information in the future and if SPAK has "sold" this information to the deputy of the Democratic Party, Jorida Tabaku. If it happens, then in the best case this would be a de-conspiracy of SPAK investigations and in the worst case it is that this body of justice is being put at the service of certain political interests.
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