Journalist Anduena Llabani, invited to "This Week", stated that the corruption scheme discovered by SPAK in the offices of the National Anti-Corruption Agency (NACA) was a well-thought-out scheme that delegated tenders that were drafted in the offices of this institution with the direct influence of businesses connected to the NACA.

Llabani said that, given that an extension of the investigation deadlines was requested for Balluku, an extension of the investigation is also expected for the AKSHI file, but according to her, the arrest of Linda Karçanaj is not expected at the moment.

Anduena Llabani: In this event, there were many companies that used schemes for tenders. Security cameras were seized, but what shocked SPAK was that there were many companies that used schemes for tenders.

It was the companies selected by the AKSHI that determined the winner of the tender, the price, the type of tender that was linked to another interested group. The tenders were delegated and well thought out and the prices were set by the businesses. But what is certain is that there are many things that are expected to come out.

For Balluk, SPAK has requested a postponement of the investigations, but there will be a postponement for this file as well, it is the prosecutors' right, they had reason not to arrest Karçanaj, as it is perhaps better to supervise him from the outside.