4 hours agoKurti declared for the first time after mass voter fraud
Periskopi(6 months ago)
(6 months ago)A major Friday police operation has led to the ban on 109 people suspected of manipulation of votes during the count at the Communist Counting Centre. In this regard, incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti has reacted, where he stressed that there is no amnesty for individuals who influence votes and demanded that investigations be [...]
In this regard, incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti has reacted, where he stressed that there is no amnesty for individuals who influence votes and demanded that investigations reach the end.
“Commissioners and individuals who are illegally involved in vote manipulations within political subjects, damaging political colleagues and subjects have no amnesty. We encourage the institutions responsible for the investigation to reach the end of”, Kurti wrote in a Facebook post.
He added that Movement V EVENTION! has always been a guardian of the preservation of political will expressed through vote and that the legal address to cases of manipulation allegations is necessary for the integrity of the election process.
The citizens' version is sacred, the vote is free, and it will be guaranteed by the end. Doubts must be investigated, manipulators must be punished, and these cases should no longer occur in the future”, Kurti points out.
