Nazlie Nala gave thousands of euros in donations to Vetevendosje

Nazlie Bala, whose name was mentioned in the media these days over the scandal uncovered by Kosovo Police over a drug laboratory of her family, could also have trouble with the law because of these donations.

In 2017 she had donated three donations to Vetevendosje. The first time on June 12, 2017, the second time on November 29, 2017, and the third time on December 1, 2017, Isander went.

Giving money for Vetevendosje worth 3 thousand euros within a calendar year, it violated the Law on Financing Political Subjects, Article 5.1 and the CEC Law on Financing Political Subjections, Article 9. 1

Both articles say that political subjects are allowed to receive contributions from physical persons, worth no more than two thousand euros for a calendar year.

Bala, who was MP for the Vetevendosje Movement and currently is Justice Minister Albulen Hadziu's adviser, as indicated by financial reports published by the Vetevendosje Movement, in 2017-2019 has delivered exactly 5 thousand 980.

In 2018, he had another 1,000 euros for Vetevendosje, while in 2019, she has made another 80 euros.

The paper has requested an explanation from Bala about these donations, but so far has returned no response.

The same day, she has caught the front lines of Kosovo media after the Inseder newspaper published a video featuring the laboratory, in which it was reported that her grandchildren had cultivated and processed drugs.

In September last year, grandchildren of the former Vetevendosje delegation were arrested for producing and selling narcotics.

The directorate for the Narcotics Trafficking Investigation had discovered two sophisticated and camouflaged labs for the processing of narcotics, with which four suspected persons had been arrested, including the sons of Nazley Balaj's brother of Vetevendosje.

Until today, Balaj has not been approved in this case.