FLASH
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The DEA and the Antimafia of Bari have more serious files in hand, with evidence of cocaine money laundering in the May 11 elections. There are deputies at stake, but also much more. The operation is not over...
When SPAK and the Antimafia of Bari announced the “URA” operation, the list included well-known names from the Durrës clan, but the arrests were made after the elections. And this has raised strong suspicions that drug lords were allowed to operate freely during the May 11 campaign, to influence the vote and maintain financial control in areas they recognize as “safe territory.”
Journalist Flamur Vezaj and Sali Berisha himself publicly raised this question: Why weren't they arrested before the elections? And high-level sources confirm to Pamfleti that elements of this network are directly involved in electoral lobbying, not only for the majority, but also for certain segments of the opposition.
Operation "URA" is only "the first part of the series." Behind the scenes, two other, more serious files are being prepared, which have not been made public, but are in the hands of prosecutor Vladimir Mara, who has established a permanent line of cooperation with the DIA in Bari and received classified information on a recent visit to Latin America, together with Altin Duman.
The connection is global, but the money circulates in Albania. From its source in South America, the cocaine enters Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and France, and the money is laundered in the tourist area from Durres to Vlora, on behalf of construction firms, resorts and other industries. High-ranking state authorities are also involved in these businesses.
At the US embassy conference, a coded but clear message was given regarding the DEA's involvement in Operation "URA":
“All information will be kept confidential. Our thanks to all those individuals who have submitted credible information that has supported DEA operations.”
This is an invitation for deeper cooperation, and at the same time a signal that American services are involved in the second phase of the operation, which focuses precisely on the investments of traffickers in Albanian politics.
There are rumors of a powerful repentant, currently in the protection of Italian structures, who has submitted information on cocaine money injected into the May 11 campaign, in construction companies and in names that are in the inner circle of the government and the opposition.
Classified sources mention that two young deputies are targeted, and that the verification of their mandates could lead to cancellations. Moreover, if the repentant's testimony is supported by facts, the entire current structure of Parliament could be shaken.
This is why, according to the same sources, Edi Rama knelt down to Giorgia Meloni during the Tirana Summit. Because the Italian prosecution is already close to finalizing new files, and Rama's fate is no longer in the hands of SPAK, but in the hands of Bari.
There is even speculation about the proposal of an Albanian coordinator for the fight against narcotics at the UN, who would be a name known by the special prosecution, a signal that a larger structure is being built, where the authority would be international and outside the control of the government.
This is La Piovra – Season 2. It's no longer just gang arrests. Now there's an investigation into electoral financing, money laundering, and the direct involvement of politics in the trafficking chain.
If all of this is confirmed, not only two MPs will be burned. The victory of May 11 could be burned. The entire government could collapse./ Pamphlet
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