Bildung auf Deutsch. Ehrenbürgerin von Vlore: Romana Vlahutin

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  navy
  Nov 15, 2018., 14:28 •

  Urgestein des Verbrechens: der Erschossene: Edison Harizaj, natürlich EU finanziert, die illegale "Oslo" Anlage mit dem "lungomare" Projekt, in Durres Oslo Bar, Appartment Block Oslo in der Rruga Taulantia. Insgesamt hat man Eigentum an 7 Appartment Häuser in Vlore, mit dem Partner Olsi Rama, dem Bruder von Edi Rama, Urgestein von der Mafia Organisation "OPen Society", Urgestein des Verbrechens in Europa und in Berlin. Uralt Adel des Verbrechens Edison Harizaj das Opfer in irgendeiner kriminellen Ereignis beteiligt, der Besitzer des Luxus - Komplex „Oslo“ in „Cold Water“ Vlora Geschützt, direkt durch die höchste Richterin dort, welche nun gefeuert wurde. Gefeuert: diese Mafia Richterin, Vorsitzende des Berufungsgerichtes in Vlore: Alma Licaj, ein Produkt des Bujar Nishani und Berisha Verbrecher Imperiums!, welche den Super Ex-Mafia Bürgermeister von Vlore: Shpëtim Gjika, vor 3 Tagen frei sprach. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaS86UDagsw&w=560&h=315] Vorsitzende des Berufungs Gerichtes von der Mafia Stadt: Vlore: Alma Lica, die u.a. 8 Appartments, grosse Grundstücke, hat viele Autos usw.. Ehrenbürgerin von Vlore, die Mafia Braut und Ex-EU Botschafterin : Romana Vlahutin

• Die übelste Richterin für die Vlore Mafia: Alma Licaj und der Mafiosi und Generalstaatsanwalt: Ramadan Troci wurden aus der Justiz entlassen – Marina Durres – Albanien
  Aug 07, 2019., 15:36 •

  […] Ehrenbürgerin von Vlore, die Mafia Braut und Ex-EU Botschafterin : Romana Vlahutin […] Gegen die EU Botschaften, haben nun Ermittlungen begonnen, denn die EU finanzierte den Aufbau von Verbrecher Institutionen in Albanien und dem Kosovo, wo man nur die Gelder über NGOs, usw.. stahl. Alles ist Manipulation, auch durch korrupte Deutsche, wie Michael Steiner, Joachim Rückers und Lambdorf und Co. dem Abzocker Club der Deutschen und Gestalten wie Petrisch, Kouchner A new chance for decriminalisation of Kosovo? Kosovo has been thrown in a deep political crisis ever since its incumbent government was formed in September 2017. Ramush Haradinaj's government is composed of the PAN coalition gathered around Kadri Sogar OLAF, eine Phantom Betrugsermittlungs Organisation, ermittelt nun gegen die kriminellen EU Botschaften, auch wo die Milliarden verschwunden sind. A new chance for decriminalisation of Kosovo? Veseli's Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), the Initiative for Kosovo (Nisma) led by Fatmir Limaj and the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AKR) led by Behgjet Pacolli with the support of the Serbian list and the deputies of other minority communities in Kosovo. It is speculated that the coalition majority required for the formation of government was achieved through buying and selling of deputies' votes.... That report stated that those crimes were allegedly committed between 1998 and 2000 by members of the Kosovo Liberation Army (OVK-UÇK). The Chambers have jurisdiction over crimes that occurred in Kosovo between 1 January 1998 and 31 December 2000. Despite being a part of the Kosovo jurisdiction, the Chambers are financed by the EU and staffed with international judges, prosecutors and staff. ...... Hashim Thaçi – a symbol of the political-criminal octopus While Ramush Haradinaj holds the strongest operational position in Kosovo as its Prime Minister, Hashim Thaçi represents a symbol of the political-criminal octopus. Thaçi's power is further strengthened through alliance with Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama (PS) and his regime, which has set up a criminal empire in Albania with deep international roots and which often uses Kosovo as a path to extend its tentacles to the region. The government led by Hashim Thaçi and his clan is characterised by nepotism, intimidation of political opponents and citizens, pressures on the media, racketing, crime, non-transparency and corruption in every sphere of Kosovo's society. A specially worrying trend is massive emigration of the young generation and the working age population. The government of Kosovo has not managed to stop this negative trend. Organised crime and corruption represent a serious threat to Kosovo's society. The incumbent government has further aggravated the crisis and increased citizens' dissatisfaction. According to the 2018 corruption index from Transparency International, Kosovo is ranked 93rd of all together 180 countries which were included in the survey on corruption, thus occupying the same position as Guyana, Gambia, Mongolia and Panama (Source: Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index 2018). According to the Reporters Without Borders assessment of media freedom Kosovo ranks 75th of 180 countries and belongs to countries with partly free media (Source:Reporters Without Borders 2019). Analysts have estimated that dissatisfaction with the Kosovo government is present not only among the majority Albanian population but also among the members of minority ethnic communities, bearing in mind that the government has not done enough to fight organised crime and corruption, improve the standard of living and the security situation, increase employment rates, attract foreign investments, improve the respect of fundamental human rights, and free the media which are still controlled by the government, political parties and tycoons. The government has not changed its political approach in order to develop effective employment programmes, modify the economic investment policy and make further investments in the implementation of the justice system and the rule of law, which currently accounts for only 1 % of GDP. The West sacrificed democracy in Kosovo Nine months ago the Pristina authorities imposed import tariffs on goods from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, which represented a blatant violation of the Central European Free Trade Agreement. Yet the EU took no serious measure. That was not the only case when EU showed lack of decisiveness and credibility. For example, in 2013 the governments of Serbia and Kosovo signed the so called Brussels Agreement under the EU's patronage Despite the complete failure to implement the Agreement, the EU is still hesitating to take any action. The Kosovo Specialist Chambers and Specialist Prosecutor's Office were established in 2015 but only started to operate in July 2017. Why has no indictment been filed yet? Although Kosovo has its own national administration of justice, the EU international mission called Eulex is also present in the country with the aim to assist Kosovo authorities in establishing rule of law. However, this largest EU mission has experienced a complete fiasco. All this has put EU's credibility under question. According to analysts EU's behaviour comes as no surprise. There are large amounts of "dirty" money in Kosovo, used among other by the widespread corruption network to corrupt international officials and representatives of certain powerful states. This is confirmed by the fact that most of the signed agreements were never implemented nor are there any future prospects for their implementation. The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) should investigate the activities of EU Delegation to Kosovo and the region, since there is reasonable suspicion that they are involved in crime, corruption and illegitimate spending of EU taxpayers' money, which causes direct damage to the EU and its citizens and undermines the trust in the EU as well as the general support of membership in the Union. Paradoxically, the mission of the EU (Eulex) in Kosovo is to help establish rule of law, while in reality it undermines it. Analysts believe that the West has sacrificed democracy in Kosovo at the expense of false peace and stability, because it formed connections with political-criminal and corrupt structures instead of building partnership relations with the citizens of Kosovo. .................................... https://www.ifimes.org/en/9685