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Endri Shabani's uncle is not separated from Adriatik Lapaj. The leader of Shqipëria Bëhet filed a complaint today with the KAS, where he requests that he take the mandate with the argument that the closed list was withdrawn, even though it was his relative who was declared a deputy.
But Zeqir Kordhoni has entered the game again. He has filed a complaint with the Complaints and Sanctions Commission (KAS) and the Central Election Commission (CEC), requesting the invalidity of the resignations previously submitted by several candidates on the list.
In his complaint, Kordhoni refers to Article 164 of the Electoral Code, according to which “a resignation from the mandate is valid only after the candidate has officially won and received the mandate.” According to him, resignations given before the announcement of the final result are illegal and contradict the principles of electoral law.
Further, Kordhoni casts doubts on the authenticity of the signatures of some candidates, citing the case of Entela Sula, who was allegedly not even on Albanian territory on the day of signing the resignation. He demands a full investigation into the circumstances and dates of the signing, emphasizing that any pressure or falsification would undermine the integrity of the electoral process.
But the strange thing is that Entela Sula is Endri Shabani's sister, so Kordhoni's niece. Endri Shabani himself represented her with prosecutors at the CEC. So it seems that someone else is playing under the name of 'uncle'.
Zeqir Kordhoni's full complaint to the CAS:
In my capacity as an interested party and in support of Article 164, points 1 and 2, of the Electoral Code of the Republic of Albania, I submit this request for review and decision-making on the invalidity of the resignation statements filed by several candidates before taking office.
According to Article 164 of the Electoral Code (“Resignation from the mandate”), a resignation from the mandate is valid only after the candidate has officially won and received the mandate. Resignations given in advance (i.e. before the announcement of the final result and receiving the mandate) have no legal basis and are contrary to the fundamental principles of electoral law. Any act of resignation given before the moment of winning the mandate cannot produce legal effect and may be declared invalid by the CEC and the KAS.
I also have serious reasons to question the authenticity and circumstances under which these statements were signed. Were all signatories physically present on the date the statements are alleged to have been signed? Were these statements signed freely and without any coercion or psychological pressure? Were these statements prepared and signed in accordance with the legal form and procedures set out in the Electoral Code?
To my knowledge, at least one of the candidates, Entela Sula, who allegedly signed a resignation statement on May 11, was not physically present in the territory of the Republic of Albania. There are also suspicions about other candidates, who live outside Albania, who may not have been in Albania on the date they allegedly signed their resignation. This raises serious doubts about the authenticity of these acts.
Based on the above, I request:
Declaring all resignation statements given before assuming the parliamentary mandate invalid, as illegal and in violation of Article 164 of the Electoral Code.
Investigating and verifying the circumstances of the signing of these statements, including the actual date of signing, the location of each signatory, and the manner in which these statements were obtained.
I emphasize that the integrity of the electoral process and respect for the will of the voters require that premature or falsified resignations be declared invalid.
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