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Former Head of Serious Crimes: Majority and opposition unite at SPAK fence
2026-02-02 20:46:03 / POLITIKË
Lawyer Eugen Beçi, former head of the Serious Crimes Prosecution Office, invited to the "Off the Record" studio by Andrea Danglli, on A2CNN, stated that "both the majority and the opposition find common ground" regarding justice in our country, but, according to him, "they find common ground only on the fence of the Special Prosecution Office."
"It's an old story in Albania, the problem of politics' approach to justice. It seems that the majority, in moments when it doesn't have a good appetite for justice, attacks it."
Also, the opposition does the same thing and both sides forget that the moment they agreed with 140 votes full of kisses, full of hugs, was the most important moment for them to understand that tomorrow they could not talk anymore.
"It was the most important moment for them to understand that the next day, when a problem that they call unjust comes to their door, they cannot attack it in this way. Until recently, we saw a majority that praised justice more than it should and an opposition that cursed justice more than it should. It seems that the roles have not changed, but the opposition and the majority seem to be approaching and getting closer to each other only at the moment when they are attacked by justice," said Beçi.
"The justice they produced was produced precisely for this reason, to end impunity. Then, if the majority boasts and says that impunity has been ended, the problems and criticisms they should have raised should have been raised from the beginning. The same goes for the opposition. The moment the opposition is "attacked" by the justice system, one of its members or a leader, the opposition does the same thing.
The point here is this. If you had decided to support unconditionally, without getting tired, without criticizing and without opposing the Justice Reform at the moment you were going to vote, today it is too late to speak. Today it is too late to speak for many reasons because it was those politicians who did not think twice to establish some rules and some procedures that have not been seen in any country in the world, to establish some rules and some procedures that today produced a destroyed justice system.
They produced a destroyed justice system in general, because you mainly refer only to the Special Prosecutor's Office and the Special Court, but this is not justice, it is 1/100 of this justice.
True, the Prosecution and the Special Court may have put an end to what we called impunity, but the issue is the standards that the Albanian people demand, are we on justice and do any of these politicians mention any standards that have been violated? If you notice, both sides, both the majority and the opposition, find common ground. But, they find common ground only on the fence of the Special Prosecution.
Have you heard any of the members of the majority or any of the members of the opposition articulate the fact that in Albania files drag on endlessly? Have you heard any of the members of the majority or the opposition in Albania talk about dragged-out civil lawsuits, dragged-out administrative lawsuits, about people who are put in prison and kept in prison, in endless detention and are not sentenced? All these articulations of these problems seem to have been forgotten by the majority and the opposition and we seem to have focused on the fence of the Special Prosecution, there next to the cameras and the journalists of the chronicle and we have forgotten that Albania is also somewhere else.
"Albania is also in a circle where they fight over a conflict and do not resolve it for several years and end up in self-justification. Albania is also about a man who cannot be separated from his wife. Albania is also about a property that can never be taken in all these years. And in all these elements I say that for the most part, the majority and the opposition agree that justice does not work ," the lawyer added.
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