Analyst Fatos Lubonja, in an interview on the show First Minute on News24 commented on the fact that SPAK has launched investigations into the "Albanian Files".

Lubonja said that the investigations could be formal. He added that he has not seen Prime Minister Edi Rama being summoned on this issue.

According to Lubonja, there are projects in the "Albanian Files" that clearly prove that money is being laundered.

"It's not news that can excite us. I haven't seen Rama being called. It could be a formal thing from SPAK, just to wash his mouth. SPAK needs to be reminded that justice denied is justice delayed. What does SPAK expect? After the fines and all the violence, what does it expect, to put the army in front of us? That's how I see it. Money laundering is happening there, documents say so. Either SPAK is part of the bandit state or SPAK must function according to the Constitution, to protect the rights of citizens. The day may come when prosecutors are the same as those from the time of Enver Hoxha. Therefore, they must also work on their reputation," said Lubonja.

Regarding the fines for protesters, Lubonja stated that they show that Rama is moving into another chapter, into a narco-police state.

"Rama wants a new chapter of power, to move from a media narco-state to a police narco-state. State institutions function to keep in power those people who have a lot of power. This logic is known for regimes. I have repeated that expression "Crime begets crime". This is also the danger of regimes. In a democracy, those who have committed injustice are punished with justice, which unfortunately is not where it should be. We need unity, the more people who are not afraid, the weaker the regime.

"People must unite against the regime. Edi Rama's dialogue is like the dialogue of a wolf with a lamb. Rama does not dialogue, neither with his own nor with others, he wants dialogue with the mirrors, which show him well, with those who tell him that he is Skanderbeg," Lubonja said.