SPAK, which left him in prison for buying and selling votes, the CEC opposes, gives the mandate to Fredi Beler and 11 mayors

The Central Election Commission gave the decision yesterday on the result of the elections for 12 Municipal Councils and 12 mandates for mayor. Among them is the mandate of Himara, which was won by the candidate of the coalition "We Win Together", Fredi Beleri, who is in prison for buying and selling votes. The CEC decided to approve the result for Himar Municipality, where Fredi Beleri won with 19 more votes than the SP candidate, Jorgo Goro, thus ignoring the SPAK decision. The results for the mayors of Finiq (Romeo Cakuli), Selenica (Nertil Bellaj), Dropull (Dhimitraq Toli), Kolonje (Erion Isai), Devoll (Eduard Duro), Maliq (Gëzim Topçiu), Dimal (Juliana Memaj) were also certified. , Malësi e Madhe (Tonin Marinaj), Kavajë (Fisnik Qosja), Librazhd (Mariglen Disha), Pogradec (Ilir Xhakolli). The distribution of mandates according to the election result was also approved for the political subjects of the May 14 elections for the Municipal Councils of the following municipalities: Himarë, Finiq, Selenica, Dropull, Kolonje, Devoll, Maliq, Dimal, Malësi e Madhe, Kavajë, Librazhd and Pogradec. Meanwhile, from Derviçiani, where he was present as part of the celebrations for the Greek Culture Week, the Greek consul in Gjirokastra Dimitrios Sacharidis reacted yesterday to the arrest of the elected mayor of Himara, Fredi Bejleri. He said that Himara and their people are going through difficult times. "We are today at this event that takes place in an unusual situation. Two of our patriots, Fredi Bejleri and Panajot Kokaveshi, are imprisoned. One, as you know, also has serious health problems. These days, we think about everything but celebrations. Therefore, this year the organizations are more limited, compared to last year. In these difficult hours, our thoughts are with our people who are living this situation and with their families", said the Greek consul in Gjirokastra, Dimitrios Sacharidis. Also present at the event were the mayors of Gjirokastra and Dropulli, as well as the deputy of Vlora, Niko Guri.