AFERA LIBURNIA: Astronomical Bribes at the Ministry of Lieburn Aliu (Audio)

There are wiretappings that testify to how a projective company associated with Vetevendosje power was caught <x0-type hand-to-hand” seeking bribes.

The Power of the Brit

Since bribery is required in Kosovo, it was a temporary assumption, even though it often lacked the facts to prove it happened and to understand how it happened. This time, however, the issue is much more serious and more clarifying since the company turns out to be linked to the top of power in the Ministry of Infrastructure and explains the way corruption occurs.

It's about a company called “Infratek” in which Libron Ali's adviser had worked. And not only did he work but he did. Family Links to Owners. They were his days.

This adviser's name is Florent Ramqaj. The minister's name is Lieburn Aliu. My uncle's name is Halil Jahaj. The ministry's last name is “Infrastructure”. The amount of bribes? Well, here we beg you to hold your breath: it's about 30 thousand euros. So, it's about 20 grand euros, given once, 10 grand later.

Libron's chief-seeker and consultant Florent Damqaj once protested with Vetevendosje activists even for cheaper bus tickets but turns out to be a very powerful man today.

Vetevendosje's uncle-in-law company, named Halili by Kurti's prominent activist, Pacim Demaj, was tasked with writing the report on jobs performed by certain companies. And instead of doing work as the law predicted, the company's representative is heard misusing official duty - power - to receive financial benefits.

Furthermore, surveillance implies that even if the construction company had done the right thing according to all the design standards, it would be subjected to bribery in question.

Liburn Jaran

The Ministry of Environment, Space Planning and Infrastructure from March 23rd 2021 is headed by Lieburn Aliu, one of the most powerful people in Vetevendosje due to his closeness with the leader, Albin Kurtin.

In recent months after coming to power, the media reported on the home of Lieburn Ali in Lagene Marigona and which did not coincide with images of the politician aspiring to poverty and misery.

But Libron Ali's name is also mentioned in these hearings.

“E has Jaran Libron,”  In a sequence, the representative of the Infrathek says supporting the bribery request, which at one point turns into a threat to the victim.

In this case, the seeker is telling the truth. Their liburn is a jar, as evidenced by Mr. Ramqaj, their nephew.

And all that stamps this circle is the political activity of uncle and grandson in this case. Both moralists, and both too devoted to advancing punishable crime policies.

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