Albanian PM seeks to stop judiciary from dismissing ministers

A court suspended Rama’s deputy, Belinda Balluku, in November following her indictment by Albania’s anti-graft prosecutors, known as SPAK, over alleged meddling in a tender for infrastructure projects, which she denies. The case has sparked a dispute between SPAK, which has asked parliament to lift Balluku’s immunity to allow her arrest, and Rama, who has complained about judicial overreach, especially with pre-trial detentions. Albania aims to join the European Union by 2030 but the bloc says the country must do more to fight crime and corruption. “The moment a minister is dismissed not only is one person dismissed but the whole work of that institution,” Rama told his party lawmakers on Monday, announcing the plan to change the law. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it

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Albanian PM seeks to stop judiciary from dismissing ministersAlbanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said his government would change the law to protect ministers from suspension while they are under criminal investigation, prompting the opposition to accuse him of ... reuters.com