Note- Journalist Adriatik Doçi has today filed a lawsuit against prosecutors Klodian Braho and Eneid Nakuçi who are investigating the incinerators file in SPAK. According to the lawsuit submitted by the journalist Doçi, the two prosecutors have hidden the evidence that incriminated the former Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj. Zoto had paid for several luxury hotels abroad where Ahmetaj stayed.
"The investigations by the two prosecutors of SPAK were hidden, in order to protect Arbe Ahmetaj. I informed Arben Ahmatej about the benefits he had from Klodian Zoto. Payments for the former minister Ahmetaj were found on his computer", declared Doçi in a statement to the media after submitting the report.
The denunciation is one of the most serious scandals involving a high exponent of the socialist government, but ironically, none of the media has broadcast this news. Even those media that claim to be oppositional, that instead of reflecting this strong denunciation, are still dealing with the statement of Foreign Minister Olta Xhaçka about the departure of American ambassador Yuri Kim from Tirana. Apart from the "Syri" portal, all other media, we are talking about the opposition ones, have been silent.
Regarding this, journalist Habjon Hasani writes ironically on social networks: "Interesting that almost all opposition media; even wild ones, have today overlooked the scandal of e-mails discovered by Adriatik Doçi, which prove that Klodian Zoto has paid (with his credit card) the Ahmetaj couple the costs of hotels abroad. In a way, today the influence of Ahmetaj in the narrative of the incinerators was proven, and of course the motive why Comrade Rrapi grabbed the head of the so-called "tiger" came out.
We can add that the media that claim to be opposition that deal with the denunciations of concessions in the south, constructions and with ambassador Yuri Kim are arrested and friends of Arben Ahmetaj, or are simply "fining opposition" media and that oppose only when they are affected the interests of their sponsors. /VoxNews