After the justice reform, Prime Minister Edi Rama generally stayed away from the temptation of politicians to attack the new organs of the system, especially SPAK.
The Special Prosecutor's Office has been a target for the opposition, even from elements of the majority, although with milder doses of criticism.
But, this Friday, it seems that even Rama himself has run out of patience with SPAK and the new head of the structure, Altin Duman.
Through a long post, Rama targets the file of January 21, that despite having in hand the new audio recording, which is suspected to be the communication of the chain of command of the Guard of the Republic, the Special Prosecutor's Office again declared incompetence.
In the letter that the head of SPAK, Altin Dumani, has delivered to the families of the four victims, he asks the Prosecutor's Office of Tirana to find out if there are charges in the file that could be transferred to the competence of the Special Prosecutor's Office.
Simply put, Duman forwarded the file to the normal prosecution, finding no elements of organized state murder, even without the publication of new audio recordings.
For Rama, the January 21 investigation by SPAK did not need new evidence and he strongly criticizes the decision to declare incompetence for him. Rama responds to Duman's decision and insistence not to receive this file by reminding him of the old justice.
The Prime Minister warns of the danger of SPAK slipping into the inertia of the old justice and that January 21 is one of those files, if not the main one, why the popular disappointment in the justice reform and the heart of this reform, the Special Prosecutor's Office, is great. /Vox News