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“Vila qeveritare në Peshkopi u ble nga Arbër Abazi, dhëndri i Ballukut”/ Almer Toska: SPAK nuk jep përgjigje! Dyshimet janë tek ish-zv/kryeministrja
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“Vila qeveritare në Peshkopi u ble nga Arbër Abazi, dhëndri i Ballukut”/ Almer Toska: SPAK nuk jep përgjigje! Dyshimet janë tek ish-zv/kryeministrja
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Gazetari Almer Toska ka ngritur dyshime për shitjen e një vile qeveritare në Peshkopi, duke pretenduar se prona është blerë nga Arbër Abazi, dhëndri i ish-zv.kryeministres Belinda Balluku. I ftuar në emisionin “Minuta e Parë”, Toska prezantoi edhe një fotografi të vilës dhe deklaroi se blerja është kryer në fund të vitit 2025. Sipas tij, një emision investigativ i ka kërkuar informacion SPAK-ut lidhur me këtë çështje, por Prokuroria e Posaçme nuk ka kthyer përgjigje. Gazetari ngriti pikëpyetje mbi mënyrën se si një pronë qeveritare ka dalë në shitje dhe mbi rrethanat e blerjes së saj. Ai përmendi gjithashtu lidhjen e pretenduar të kësaj prone me Ballukun, duke përmendur gjyshin e saj, Beqir Ballukun, teksa tha se ky i fundit ka pushuar atje si pjesë e nomenklaturës komuniste të kohës. Deklarata e plotë e gazetarit Almer Toska: “Kjo është vila qeveritare në Peshkopi. Kjo vilë është blerë. Nuk e di se si pronat qeveritare dalin në shitje, por është blerë nga Arbër Abazi, dhëndri i…
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“Vila qeveritare në Peshkopi u ble nga Arbër Abazi, dhëndri i Ballukut”/ Almer Toska: SPAK nuk jep përgjigje! Dyshimet janë tek ish-zv/kryeministrja
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“Vila qeveritare në Peshkopi u ble nga Arbër Abazi, dhëndri i Ballukut”/ Almer Toska: SPAK nuk jep përgjigje! Dyshimet janë tek ish-zv/kryeministrja
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