2 sensational files are expected to explode soon from SPAK, risk arrest of dozens of officials involved in scandals, under investigation several former ministers

The year 2022 is expected to bring strong developments in the fight against corruption, narrowing the gap for corrupt politicians and officials. The newspaper has learned that in the hands of the Special Prosecution Against Organized Crime and Corruption are 2 fiery files, which are expected to shake the foundations of politics. According to the information, it is learned that after the opening of these two files, SPAK is expected to sign dozens of arrest warrants, where local government officials, former ministers and ministers will fall into the hands of the police. In the following days, the newspaper will provide details on what files are in question, but according to sources within this month there will be sensational moves by the Special Prosecution. Also, the newspaper has learned that there are over 200 files on the table of the Special Prosecution, which are being investigated for the criminal offense of corruption. According to information, SPAK currently has about 348 proceedings under investigation. It is learned that from these proceedings are carried over from 2020, of which 134 are related to corruption offenses. Meanwhile, according to newspaper sources, the Special Prosecution has a total of about 215 files to investigate, half of which are related to tender abuses, while the rest to corruption. So if we do the calculations well, there are over 100 corruption files that are under investigation by the Special Structure Against Organized Crime and Corruption. This means that there are many former ministers, former MPs and current MPs, former mayors and current mayors, as well as directors and former senior directors who are at risk of being charged because they have been involved in abuse. tenders and corruption. So if we always take for granted the determination of the SPAK and the calls of the international community to investigate corruption, the year 2022 is expected to shake the foundations of corrupt officials. We recall that currently in the table of SPAK prosecutors are under investigation many files, proceedings and criminal reports, which include many well-known names of politics and government.

Head of SPAK: We have many files for senior officials

But the warning that the Special Prosecution Against Organized Crime and Corruption currently has many files under investigation was confirmed a few weeks ago by the head of SPAK, Arben Kraja, who revealed that the judiciary has many files for senior officials. "This year we have had in some cases, even penalties for laundering the proceeds of crime, including seizures of considerable value. We are determined to stop any criminal property because it is illegal to administer it and should be punishable. It is more required to have a product in identifying violations of public funds. These are officials involved in the use of funds. "This is one of our priorities, which is being evaluated every day and soon we will have concrete results that we will make public", he declared. As well, Prosecutor Kraja emphasized that in two years of work of this institution, 891 criminal proceedings have been conducted, over 400 defendants have been taken to trial and 62 confiscation decisions worth 75 million euros. "In these two years we have also worked. We have had 891 criminal proceedings, we have sent 432 defendants for trial, where for over 200 we have made a decision. We have confiscated 62 assets worth over 75 million euros. We have 143 letters from foreign authorities, 85 of which have been executed, as well as 17 extradition requests. "Let me say that our decision-making may be delayed, but it is grounded and will not go back," Kraja underlined. we have sent 432 defendants for trial, where for over 200 we have made a decision. We have confiscated 62 assets worth over 75 million euros. We have 143 letters from foreign authorities, 85 of which have been executed, as well as 17 extradition requests. "Let me say that our decision-making may be delayed, but it is grounded and will not go back," Kraja underlined. we have sent 432 defendants for trial, where for over 200 we have made a decision. We have confiscated 62 assets worth over 75 million euros. We have 143 letters from foreign authorities, 85 of which have been executed, as well as 17 extradition requests. "Let me say that our decision-making may be delayed, but it is grounded and will not go back," Kraja underlined.