Basir Çollaku returned to the Debate once again to the accusations that during the electoral campaign and on election day in the Dibra district where he was running, there were major violations of the law by municipal employees.
The journalist indicates that in some cases the price of a vote reached up to 1,000 euros, especially in areas where the majority sought to overturn the result.
"I have communicated with SPAK and the prosecutor's office, as the violations in Klos and Burrel were obvious and frequent. The law was being violated in broad daylight. I have collected evidence and provided materials to the employees of the two municipalities and I am convinced that they have taken it into consideration, investigated and wiretapped. There have been cases, but the money has gone up to 1,000 euros for buying a vote, in places where they wanted the overthrow to happen," Çollaku said in Debate. (A2 Televizion)
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