"Inform the ambassador well", Klodiana Lala public message for Yuri Kim

Journalist Klodiana Lala has come out with a reaction on social networks after the statement given by the American ambassador Yuri Kim in a TV show about the work of SPAK. Kim mentioned the names of well-known figures of both politics and the underworld in the country who have ended up behind jail bars by the Special Prosecution.

However, according to journalist Lala, the cases of Avdylaj, Shullazi, Tahiri and Llala are not SPAK cases, but investigations conducted by the Serious Crimes Prosecution.

"Avdylaj, Shullazi, Saimir Tahiri and Adriatik Llalla, are not SPAK cases, but investigations conducted by the Prosecution for Serious Crimes.

Inform the Ambassador well! ”, Writes Klodiana Lala.

Statement by Ambassador Yuri Kim:

"I have brought some facts because I think there are many people who, for whatever reason, want to say that justice reform is failing, or that the SPAK is not working. I will tell you that in my conversations with ordinary Albanians, not people with beautiful titles or beautiful villas or beautiful houses, but ordinary Albanians. Do you know what they tell me? That they believe in the work of the SPAK and that they finally see real results coming from justice reform. Do you know why they say that? Because here are the facts: the cases against the group of Emiliano Shullazi, against the group Avdyli - this is the group of Shijak, the group of Petrit Sulejmani, the group of Esat Mehmeti, the group of Admir Hoxha, and the group Ndoka were sentenced with final decisions. Other dangerous criminal groups are under investigation and trial. The Durrës group, the infamous Durrës group is in court. When you say that they go after the little ones, I point out this to you: the former Minister of Interior, the former General Prosecutor, two former mayors have been sentenced by a final decision. No question, they have been convicted. "A former Minister of Environment, an incumbent MP, and many other officials in various ministries are under investigation for the issue of incinerators," said Ambassador Kim.