Former MP Monika Kryemadhi appeared today before the Special Prosecution Office (SPAK) as part of the “mandatory reporting” security measure. After completing her appearance, she spoke to the media and commented on statements by Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha, who had raised suspicions that current or former government officials might use pregnancy to avoid arrest measures.
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Kryemadhi responded with irony and humor, saying that such a possibility did not exist in her case. She said that, if the situation continues in this way, it seems as though a “mini-maternity ward” is being created, as pregnancy could be used as a way to evade justice.
“I won’t get pregnant!” Kryemadhi said, adding that Berisha’s words might be rumors, but could also be based on the truth.
“I guarantee you that I won’t get pregnant. I’m saying that. Of course, in order to find different procedural ways and avenues, they may be rumors, but they may also be true. Whenever a baby is born, it is a good thing. Perhaps, knowing that they are depopulating Albania, they are setting up a mini-maternity ward,” she declared.
