Political vetting for Fatmir Xhafajn, the Enverist who wants to control SPAK

2024-05-28 12:40:00, Politikë CNA

Political vetting for Fatmir Xhafajn, the Enverist who wants to control SPAK

Photomontage - Fatmir Xhafaj and SPAK

The majority approved a resolution yesterday, which, as CNA has pointed out, paves the way for the establishment of a Special Parliamentary Commission, which ultimately aims to control SPAK.

Although Rilindja is trying to sell it as a commission in the framework of the fight against corruption, in the context of EU integration, the truth is that they are seeking to appeal to SPAK, although this institution reports to the Law Commission.

Behind this commission stands Fatmir Xhafaj, known as the last Enverist and the first 99-chi.

Enver Hoxha and Fatmir Xhafaj

Xhafaj, the man who has taken on the role of Erion Veliaj's lawyer, is seeking at all costs to exert pressure on SPAK to stop this institution's investigations into the rampant theft in the Municipality of Tirana.

In fact, Xhafajt, this person who is openly fighting the SPAK should have his assets investigated and before he takes over the leadership of the commission, he should go through the political "vetting", since the former minister was dismissed for the trafficker brother and with another brother rumored for various affairs, he cannot make laws or appeal to SPAK.

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First, the Special Prosecutor's Office should investigate the assets and tell the Albanians the truth about Fatmir Xhafajt, who has started attempts to abolish the article on abuse of office, with the claim that SPAK is abusing it.

By removing abuse of office as a criminal offense, Rilindja and Xhafaj seek to save officials who commit corruption. And this happens at a time when SPAK has sent several dozen officials behind bars, including the directors of Erion Veliajt.

And if this article did not exist, the directors of Veliaj would not have been arrested, or many officials who violated their duty for personal gain.

Fatmir Xhafaj and Erion Veliaj

This is what Fatmir Xhafaj, Edi Rama and Erion Veliaj are looking for with their alleged battle against corruption.

In fact, each side is asking for more time, but as long as some laws are in force, and as long as Fatmir Xhafaj is allowed to intervene and attack independent institutions, it will probably be too late, since not only those who are in the investigation, but many others also seem to be "witnesses" to the violation of the law, corruption and abuse.

Perhaps the "martyr" of the new justice may be Xhafaj himself, or his relatives, but the most important thing is that Xhafaj should be "vetted" politically./ CNA