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The Special Court of Appeal has left in force the security measure of banning Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku from leaving the country, while it has not made a decision regarding the 'suspension from duty'.
The Special Court suspended her from her duties and banned her from leaving the country. However, even though the case went to the Constitutional Court, which suspended the GJKKO decision, Balluku himself, as a subject, appealed to the Court of Appeal, requesting the cancellation of the security measures.
It is learned that the Appeal decided to suspend the review of the measure 'suspension from duty' for the Deputy Prime Minister until the Constitutional Court will pronounce itself. Meanwhile, the Special Appeal has left in force the personal security measure of a coercive nature "Prohibition of leaving the country"
On the other hand, SPAK has made a request to the Parliament requesting the lifting of Balluku's immunity, paving the way for her arrest.
As for the charges, Balluku is accused of abuses of procurement procedures, the object of this investigation, "Construction of the Llogara tunnel", on the Orikum-Himar road section, part of the SH8 highway (Vlora-Saranda), conducted on 11.12.2020 and after its cancellation, the procedure was reopened on 22.6.2021, with a limited fund, 18 967 810 952.08 lek excluding VAT.
Meanwhile, in the letter sent to the Parliament yesterday, she was also named as a defendant for abuses of all the lots for the construction of the Tirana Ring Road. Today, at the session, it was learned that the prosecutor has presented new evidence.
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