DP MP Ervin Salianji has reacted after his name was published on the list of characters who were paid by the Greek government. In a Facebook post, Salianji explains that he did not receive a single cent and that he has no connection to this story.
Salianji states that the list belongs to the Albanian government and was used to create a ‘smokescreen’ to divert public attention from important issues in the country.
Full reaction
Several “Greek pay lists” have been circulating on portals sponsored by the Government and the Socialist Party. They are lists that have clearly been published to divert attention from the essence of the issue. Greece has its own politics, we have our national obligation to find out if millions of Euros have been used to influence politicians or public administration officials. Our state, every citizen, or every MP has the obligation to demand the full disclosure of illegal financing in the administration or politics.
Albanians today should know that 54 million Euros can easily be used to influence the negotiators or the minister of maritime negotiations, the new context makes the statements that Greece has expanded its maritime space by 12 miles problematic.
Since the government has made a list to make Albanians dirty and miserable, it shows that there is a great interest in smoking.
I, who am included in this list funded by the Albanian government, declare with full responsibility that I have not a cent and no connection with this story. Anyone who benefits from illegal money from another country should be punished for national treason and thrown out of politics and institutions.
(nb/BalkanWeb)
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