The Chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Lumir Abdixhiku, expressed through a post on social networks that a Special Anti-Corruption Structure.
In his post, Abdixhiku criticized the way public funds are being distributed in the country, emphasizing that family members of those in power are being favored in subsidies, grants, and the sale and purchase of megawatts.
According to him, a SPAK is also necessary in Kosovo.
Lumir Abdixhiku's reaction:
Let them try their luck. Because in Kosovo, it's not the citizens who try their luck anymore — but the families of those in power. In subsidies, in grants, and in the sale and purchase of megawatts.
Good luck to the families.
Kosovo needs a 'SPAK'.
Let them 'try their luck' there later.
We will!
Abdixhiku's reaction comes after the case of the application of the company of Luan Dalipi's brother, advisor to Albin Kurti, for a license to sell electricity.
PDK MP Abelard Tahiri was the first to publicize the fact that Luan Dalipi's brother, Dritoni, had applied to obtain a license for electricity trading in Kosovo.