DUI Calls for Oversight of the Lottery After Two Years of Silence

For two years, DUI did not comment on the State Lottery case. Now that the Prosecutor’s Office has filed an indictment over alleged abuses, the party is calling for international oversight, raising the question of why it did not react earlier.

The fact that DUI avoids mentioning Artan Grubi by name is significant, even though its reaction is directly related to the case in which he is accused. This highlights the party’s hypocrisy even toward “its own people”: it first uses them as cannon fodder, then later hesitates even to mention their names.

There will be accountability without exception, including for those who, over the past two decades, have exploited political power and public office for personal gain.

The scandals and accusations linked to DUI officials make up such a long list that our strategic partner, the United States, has spoken openly of “endemic corruption” and has taken concrete steps against figures from this party.

DUI should understand clearly that the law recognizes no party positions, privileges or political protection. Justice will be applied equally to everyone.