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The 'Aruba' file records a phone call between the mayor of Himara and a person under investigation. Vangjel Tavo tells him that 'Muli' gave him the number.
The scandal continues to expand, with the heads of officials involved in the 'slaughter' of properties in the south being revealed. In the infamous "Aruba" file, which is related to suspicions of property alienation on the coast, another 'spicy' episode has been uncovered involving a SP mayor.
This concerns the head of the Himara Municipality, Vangjel Tavo, whose phone call with a person under investigation was discovered through wiretapping.
According to the SPAK document, during a telephone conversation conducted in 2024, Tavo introduces himself with the words: "I am Vangjel Tavo, Muli gave me the number."
The Special Prosecution Office emphasizes that no elements of any criminal offense were found from this conversation. However, the document published by Weblajm.com highlights as a fact of interest Tavo's statement that a person identified as "Muli" had given him his phone number.
According to the investigative file, at the end of the call, the person with the initials LB, who is under investigation in the "Aruba" case, expressed to Tavo his desire to meet him.
In the same file, SPAK has also documented conversations between the persons under investigation regarding properties in the Dukat and Grama Bay areas, where, according to investigative materials, they discussed opportunities to profit from and alienate significant areas of land.
Investigations into the infamous case continue, while SPAK emphasizes that the proceedings are still in the preliminary investigation phase.
SPAK's "Aruba" file is related to an investigation into a suspected criminal group that, according to authorities, aimed to invest money in property and construction projects in Albania. The investigations, based on SkyECC communications, wiretaps and information received from Belgian and Spanish authorities, mention meetings held in Aruba and Spain, where construction permits, property and investments were allegedly discussed, while Artur Shehu appears to be at the center of the scheme.
The story of the meetings in Aruba was first published by Italian investigative journalist Nello Trocchia in the book Invincibili, where, citing documents from the Italian Antimafia, the participation of persons connected to organized crime, businessmen and unidentified representatives of the Albanian government is mentioned.
This is just one of the episodes revealed. The Aruba meeting, which for years was treated as a dark story on the borders between crime, business and politics, is now emerging as one of the key points in understanding how international trafficking money is suspected of seeking to enter the Albanian economy.
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