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How to understand Rama's anti-corruption fight with the Special Commission?

2024-05-27 15:51:00, Editorial CNA
How to understand Rama's anti-corruption fight with the Special Commission?
Edi Rama, Prime Minister

Prime Minister Edi Rama, today went to the end of his tired dance to set up a Special Parliamentary Commission, a commission, which has worried the internationals, especially the EU office in Tirana.

Even the US embassy has been clear saying that if there is to be a fight against corruption with genuine reforms, the commission must be bipartisan, that is, all political parties must be involved. ( READ HERE )

But apparently Prime Minister Rama does not intend to do this, he intends to give Erion Veliaj, Fatmir Xhafajn, the head of the commission to exert pressure on SPAK and nothing more than that.

We hope that by the time Xhafaj will be ready to make any reforms or any legal changes, Erion Veliaj may have done work with the law.

However, let's look at a detail.

What is the moral of Edi Rama's fable with this commission?

Players fall and the machine goes on and on, the game is the same. It seems clear that Edi Rama acts as if he will make reforms with anti-corruption, with anti-crime, while the power is based on them.

Why is this fact highlighted?

Because it took the SPAK investigation to stop the people of the "5D" file even though they had been denounced, it took the SPAK for the incinerators even though they had been denounced, it took the SPAK for sterilization, it took the SPAK for the concessions and for corruption , it took SPAK for Edi Rama to understand that his ministers were thieves, it took SPAK for the deputy prime minister to flee, it took SPAK for the ministers to line up there. SPAK was needed for the electoral headquarters of Veliaj, who outside the campaign have the role of thieving directors.

How did I become anti-corruption only with SPAK?

How is it possible that our prime minister did not refer one of his officials, a minister, a mayor to SPAK or the prosecutor's office?

The denunciation of the "5D" file came out, why didn't the Prime Minister investigate?

Other affairs and scandals came out, why didn't the Prime Minister go to verify the facts and documents that the media brought out regarding the incinerators or other corruptions?

There is no reference to him in SPAK, so it is hard to believe that our prime minister will wage a war against corruption, when so far he has been in power for 11 years. What happened these 11 years? Collected the "corruption corpses" left by SPAK? 

Although it is getting ready for the end of the third mandate, there is still no action, at least with preventive acts against corruption, because these are preventive acts that also show the authority of the prime minister's office, but it has not happened.

Why should Fatmir Xhafaj's Special Commission do it? With whom will the fight against crime be done with the commission, moving forward? With those who brought the Renaissance to power?

How to understand Rama's anti-corruption fight with the Special Commission?
Fatmir Xhafaj

Together with Ilir Meta who is being investigated by SPAK? With the MPs who were part of the SP Parliamentary Group and are now appearing on the "Sky" app, talking about paid murders and tens of millions of euros in wealth? With Babalet?

What is this commission?

A paradox, a cynical commission, a provocation and a clear signal to SPAK to do its job as quickly and as hard as possible because with such commissions there is no fight against corruption. With such commissions simply and only players drop and new players enter, the machine continues to devour.

Therefore, this commission cannot be a battle against corruption, but this commission is a battle to restrain SPAK to fight corruption.

In addition, they have found an investigator of the dictatorship, the last Enverista on the side of the 99-chas who appeared shamelessly in the Parliament a few days ago and defended the thieving directors of Erion Veliaj, to carry out the anti-corruption reform.

Can Fatmir Xhafaj defeat the anti-corruption reform?

Let SPAK investigate his wealth, let him open the card on Fatmir Xhafaj and then we will see who the latter is, while Erion Veliaj's wealth is being investigated.

Therefore, no one believes that such commissions with this fable can fight corruption because corruption is more widespread and the prime minister, his offices, the institutions under his authority can fight it hard without the need to create such commissions, just as they can to fight crime since he has the power.

In both cases, both corruption and crime are there and they are not fought with Special Commissions, but with the will of the Prime Minister, who should have terrified his subordinates because there are anti-corruption offices in the Prime Minister, what do they do, nothing more a lot, just corruption like everyone else.

Therefore, corruption is not fought with corruption, but corruption is fought with clear and pure political will, also with the fight against crime, and against other phenomena in society./ CNA

 





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