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Prime Minister Edi Rama during a meeting with journalists said that Albanians and internationals should be clear that as long as he is in charge of the government, no one can put pressure on the judiciary.
“Therefore, all Albanians, the internationals must be clear that this party is the only entity that neither does nor will make them as long as I am here once to put pressure on justice where it is requested and opened nominally punishing corrupt politicians or judges, pressure on justice in my opinion no, in my opinion it is a legitimate request to demand more from justice. Meanwhile, for justice, the biggest investment has been made in the history of this country in the political aspect by the ruling party, SP emphasizes. What pressure is it to seek the investigation of a former president and former prime minister declared ‘non grata’ by the US on charges related to the activity of the institutions of this country, and to do so almost a year after the declaration ‘non grata’ was made and after The US Secretary of State has publicly demanded in a statement that the country’s institutions will do their job and to be able you can prove the opposite I did not ask and no one has asked for punishment but investigation, but it is a necessity, by an independent judiciary that if it were not independent former ministers would not be under investigation“, Said Rama.
Special Prosecution Against Corruption and Organized Crime Receives Strong Criticism from PM Edi Rama during the SP Assembly, for the almost three-year performance so far, even sparking debate.
In a press release on behalf of the opposition, MP Belind Këlliçi said that there is credible information that Rama is involved in international investigations and through blackmail asks the Prosecution to withdraw from cases that directly affect him and people very close to the Prime Minister.
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