The former Minister of Justice, Ylli Manjani, in an interview for Top News, commented on the SPAK claim for the sentence of the former Minister of the Environment, Lefter Koka, to 10 years in prison and the former secretary of the ministry, Alqi Blako, to 4 years in prison.
Among other things, Manjani raised the concern that the business is being accused.
"Watch carefully that business is setting up on the dock. If I make a tolerance to some extent of the public official, who are paid by our taxes, but not to fall in the dock those who pay taxes. Same as tax spenders. It doesn't work that way, it's not fair and I don't think it serves the public. I do not think that this legal behavior serves justice, the legal and constitutional order in the country, accusing the business with trumped-up charges. Business has a task, to get up in the morning to spend and earn money. And it is not a shame to earn money, because the idea that these are kulaks was created here. There are kulaks, there are oligarchs, there are bourgeois, there are communist terms, Bolshevik. The business for this work is to earn money", said Manjani.