Denunciation: How Nano intervened for the release of Fatmir Xhafaj's brother in Italy

2024-10-03 22:23:00, Denoncim CNA

Fatmir Xhafaj

Çim Peka published in his show the denunciation of a citizen who claims to have been close to former Prime Minister Fatos Nano.

According to the complaint, Nano intervened to mitigate the sentence in Italy of Geron Xhafaj, the brother of the former Minister of the Interior, Fatmir Xhafaj.

Peka said that Nano, through Ardian Viša, the former head of External Relations at the General Prosecutor's Office, has made contact with the Italian prosecutor to reduce the sentence from prison to house arrest.

Afterwards, he said that the former prime minister appointed Fatmir Xhafaj as Minister of the Interior, and the latter made it possible to extradite Geron Xhafaj to Albania.

"If he is interested, SPAK also showed him his name. In 2002, I was the closest person to Fatos Nanos. At the time when Nano wanted to make Fatmir Xhafajn Minister of Justice, but when his brother was arrested and Fatos Nano intervened with Ardian Visha, at that time the head of External Relations at the General Prosecutor's Office, who communicated with the prosecutor in Italy and asked as an honor in the name of Prime Minister Nano not to make too much of a fuss since he was arrested in prison and put under house arrest and returned to Albania.

This is how Geron Xhafaj was released by Ardian Visha in 2002, as an honor and as soon as he arrived in Albania, Fatos Nano made Fatmir Xhafaj Minister of Justice.

This person who made possible his release in Italy as an honor on behalf of Prime Minister Fatos Nanos, today is his lawyer in this case, Ardian Visha. And the one who wrote to me says that I know this, I know Fatos Nano, the master of work, Fatmir Xhafaj, and one of our colleagues.

And then the story continues, as soon as he was released from prison to house arrest, then the Ministry of Justice with Minister Fatmir Xhafaj made the papers that brought him to serve the sentence in Albania, a sentence that was never carried out", emphasized Çim Peka./ CNA