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2024-08-09 14:59:00, Politikë CNA

Berisha, once again accuses Rama/ "224 thousand m2 of land without any

The chairman of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha

The chairman of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, in a statement to the media, has again accused Prime Minister Edi Rama of taking 224,000 square meters of land in Gjipe.

In a press statement, Berisha addressed some new questions to Rama.

According to him, this land has no cadastral document and no expropriation document.

The head of the DP warned Rama that he will publish documents to prove, according to him, the looting of the land in the south.

Full statement:

Other questions for Edvin Gjipena

Edi Rama was as silent as a blade of grass and did not dare to answer any of the 6 annihilating questions regarding his and his family's happiness with 224 thousand square meters of land in the most panoramic and touristic area of ??the coast, in Gjipe and its bay

Despite the fact that he was blessed with this land, not having any cadastral document, which proves the ownership of his family from the mother, on this property and not having any official document to prove that this property was expropriated from his family by his mother and cousins his from the communist regime.

Before these questions Edi Rama preferred to remain silent and graceful, in fact with his silence, he spoke more than anything else and in a way confirmed the accusations with facts and documents of the investigative media and the DP, that we have to do with a large 224 thousand square meters of land in the most panoramic, most touristic area of ??the country.

Prime Minister Edi Rama

With all this, I again, regardless of this silence that actually does not honor him, but blames him, I am here today again not to repeat the first questions, but to add a series of other questions, so that the Albanian public learn the truth of the looting, of this robbery of 224 thousand square meters of land, in Gjipe, in the most touristic, most panoramic area of ??the Albanian coast.

Therefore, I am asking the following questions:

1- Edvin Gjipeja, you, in the Koprolalic dacibaon, write that the Court of Vlora recognizes the ownership of Petro and Spiro Koleka over 22.4 ha of forest and pastures in the village of Vuno in the Himarë municipality (somewhere high in the mountain ranges, far from the coastline as they also talk about tens of millions worth of "robbed" land).

But you don't substantiate these words, this claim, these mountain ranges, these far distances from the sea with a map to show the Albanians where this plot of 224 thousand square meters of land is really located. You cannot do this, because the investigative media has found that this land that you claim is located far from the coastline and up, up in the mountain ranges, is actually located down, down and down to the edge of the sea.

13.1 hectares of this looted land are part of the Vlorë-Himarë highway and are even said to go down to the water's edge.

But you again if, if you have the courage and courage, release the map to the public, because we will release documents. If I warn you, we will issue documents proving the location of the land being looted.

2 - Do you have any official document where it is written that the area of ??224 thousand square meters of land in Gjipe is the property of your grandfather Petro Koleka and his brother, Father Pilos, that they bought and bought that land?

3 – Can a citizen, in your case a citizen, take 224 thousand m2 of land without any cadastral document, that it belongs to him and his clan, as an inheritance and without any official document for its expropriation?

You defrauded the public again when you claimed a legal change for not registering court-ordered properties, while that change dated back to 2006.

Edi Rama, Albanians expect answers to these questions because, in one way or another, this is the biggest state and government theft in the country's history for private, personal purposes./ CNA