The leader of the "Albania Becomes" movement, Adriatik Lapaj, has made strong accusations against Prime Minister Edi Rama regarding the Tirana incinerator issue.
Guest on the show "Prime News24” in News24, Lapaj stated that Rama has admitted that he signed for the incinerator, while according to him, the plant has not been built.
He described this as a serious issue that is directly related to the responsibility for the management of public money.
During the interview, he raised another claim, stating that on November 9, the Republic of Albania paid the company that, according to him, did not build the incinerator, an amount of 35 thousand euros.
Lapaj also focused on the Check-Up concession, which he described as another failed project, while demanding responsibility for decision-making that has caused damage to public finances.
According to him, investigations into various issues have revealed violations and it is necessary to clarify the responsibilities of the persons involved.
"After the fap fap firm, it turned out that there is no incinerator. The Tirana incinerator is no further than 10 km as the crow flies from the Prime Minister's Office building. This is the man we have entrusted with the state budget... We have given him the key. There was even a public debate. Didn't you get curious when everyone says he is missing? On November 9, the Republic of Albania paid the company that did not build the incinerator 35 thousand euros. This is not clear because if it were clear, they would have arrested him. This is about a man who in every direction that has been investigated and is being investigated, violations are emerging, it is impossible for him not to be connected," he said.
