Former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku has been summoned to appear at SPAK, where the decision to extend the investigation by three months is expected to be communicated.

Balluku has been summoned to appear on Friday, July 31.

Balluku’s appearance is related to the legal procedure for notifying the extension of the investigative deadline in the case in which she is under investigation.

It is learned that SPAK has decided to extend the investigations for another three months, and the decision will be officially communicated to Balluku during her appearance at the Special Prosecution premises.

Today, the decision to extend the investigation deadlines by three months was also communicated to two of her former subordinates, Gentjan Gjylit and Erlad Elezit.

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Former President Bamir Topi appeared today at the Special Anti-Corruption Court for the “Partizani” case.

As seen in the footage, Topi arrived at GJKKO alone, where he is set to testify in the trial concerning the privatization of the former Partizani complex.

We recall that in this proceeding against former Prime Minister Sali Berisha and Jamarbër Malltezi, several political figures have been called as witnesses.

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This Monday, the chairman of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, appeared at SPAK in compliance with the security measure “obligation to appear” imposed on him in the Partizani file.

The Democratic leader was greeted by a group of supporters outside the premises of the Special Anti-Corruption Prosecution.

The country’s former prime minister is accused of passive corruption of high-ranking state officials, as during his time as prime minister he used his powers and influence to favor the privatization of the “Partizani” sports complex, undertaking actions that created benefits for his son-in-law, Jamarbër Malltezi.

Malltezi is accused of passive corruption and money laundering. According to SPAK, he illegally benefited from the privatization of the property and the change of its designated use for construction, and also gained approximately 5.4 million euros through the company Homeplan sh.p.k.

Also charged in this file are Fatmir Bektashi, accused of active corruption and money laundering, while the other two, Xhimi Begeja and Andia Pustina, are accused of money laundering.

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