SPAK interrogates ex-deputy Vladimir Kosta who sold the house to Arben Ahmetaj at Fatos Nano's palace, deep verification of businesses with Rama's ex-deputy

The former socialist deputy Vladimir Kosta was seen yesterday near the premises of the Special Prosecutor's Office where, according to sources, he was summoned within the framework of the ongoing investigations against the former Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj. Kosta, who is also known as the builder who sold the house to the former Minister of Finance who is being investigated for the incinerator affair, in the palace of former Prime Minister Fatos Nano, has resulted in a business relationship with Arben Ahmetaj. According to the sources, as part of the investigations being carried out against the latter, SPAK has also interrogated other businessmen earlier. We recall that the Supreme Court overthrew the former deputy. Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj who had appealed against the decision to control the villa in Hamallaj, owned by his roommate Erjola Hoxha.

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Arben Ahmetaj is under investigation by SPAK for 4 serious charges, abuse of office, corruption, money laundering and illegal acquisition of interests. It is learned that SPAK has combined two proceedings, the division of the fraction for the Elbasan incinerator, where it is being investigated for abuse of office and corruption and money laundering after the report that was made to the villa in Hamallaj. As part of the investigations, the investigators of the National Bureau of Investigation have landed for control in some of the properties on behalf of the ex-wife of Arben Ahmetaj, Albina Mançka, and her cohabitant Erjola Hoxha. During the inspection of the villa in the Hamallaj area, 30 thousand euros and a number of documents were seized. Meanwhile, only a few documents were seized from the ex-wife's house. After this inspection SPAK has made the decision to seize 2 villas in the framework of the investigation against the former deputy. Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj. A preventive seizure was imposed on the villa in Palasa of the ex-wife of the former minister, Albina Mançka, as well as the villa in Hamallaj owned by her roommate Erjola Kodra, where Ahmetaj says she lives. Earlier, the ex-wife of Arben Ahmetaj stated that the villa is not her property. During the interrogation, Maçka claimed that the villa in Palasa was left to her by a friend of hers who lives in Switzerland and claims that she only has one apartment in the former Block. Sources told Report TV that the door of the villa in the Palace of Vlora, one of the most luxurious tourist areas on the south coast, was forced open by the fire brigade, while personal belongings and bills were seized. It is known that the invoice and documents in her name were seized, verifying that the apartment is owned by her.