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"I am convinced that Balluku is not CLEAN", Braho: Rama made a mistake with the appointments

2024-03-22 14:13:20Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
"I am convinced that Balluku is not CLEAN", Braho: Rama made a mistake
Fiori Dardha and Spartak Braho

The former MP Spartak Braho was invited today to the show "Breaking" with Fiori Dardha on Top News where he talked about the politics of the day and analyzed some events.

Asked by the moderator Dardha about the recent arrests and proceedings of the SPAK against the exponents of the Socialist Party, he said that Rama was wrong in appointing many of them and stated that in his opinion " Balluku is not clean in the work he does " and that " she must answer for the purity of her image" .

" The Prime Minister has made wrong choices in the activation of special persons in his government, who, with their great appetite to profit in corrupt ways, have been misled. Let's not enumerate the list, but one deputy prime minister fled, the other is on the verge of criminal proceedings.

There was news yesterday that Balluku is under investigation by SPAK. I had the conviction that this Balluku is not clean in her work, especially since her close circle, some of them are imprisoned and some of them will definitely go.

Let Balluku go and try that door once because he must answer for the purity of her image. But what is more important is that their responsibility is personal, criminal, political, but the prime minister also has responsibility. Who put these? Who chose them?

Rama made a mistake in the appointment policy, he made hasty appointments to solve the ideas he has in his head. Basically, the projects were stimulated and it was a good initiative, but it did not control those who put in the development of these projects. Those who are in the government today, most of them are slandered ", said Braho.


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