Before Zoran Zaev’s prosecutors, led by Gavril Bubevski, Lenche Ristoska, Lile Stefanova and the rest of the mercenaries for political persecution, are offended by the announced confiscation of the cases they are working on, and they have not been able to work on the side of justice for 10 years, let them put their finger on their foreheads and ask themselves the following questions, VMRO-DPMNE said in a press release Wednesday.
- Shouldn’t they be held criminally accountable for stealing public money from the SPO without measure in order to carry out political persecution and persecution?
- Have they forgotten about the statements and testimonies of their colleague Lejla Kadriu that former Prime Minister Zoran Zaev and Deputy Prime Minister Radmila Shekerinska went to the SPO at night and personally selected cases that should be processed according to their political motives?
- Have they forgotten that at the head of this politically instructed and expensively paid scum that buried justice and amnestied Zaev’s millions of crimes was Katica Janeva, convicted of racketeering?
Lenche Ristoska, just like all the above-mentioned, were part of the same apparatus that buried justice, say VMRO-DPMNE.
Ristoska will be excluded from the “Talir 1” and “Talir 2” cases
The outcry comes after Chief Public Prosecutor Nenad Saveski decided to withdraw the authorizations given to some of the prosecutors to act in other prosecutor’s offices.
Thus, prosecutor Lenche Ristoska will be excluded from the “Talir 1” and “Talir 2” cases which relate to the alleged illegal financing of VMRO-DPMNE and the request for confiscation of the party headquarters.
Saveski stressed at a briefing with reporters that the move is not directed at Ristoska personally and has no political background, but rather aims to introduce order and records into the system.
