“Fiks Fare’s” report for border checkpoint bribes
14/04/2015 00:00
Opposition demonstrators clash with the police in the protest in front of Tirana municipality, foreign embassies condemn acts of violence 19/04 16:00
A few euros can be enough to overcome all the Schengen obstacles. Top
Channel’s investigative program, Fiks Fare, showed this Tuesday how
border police can allow people to travel to Skopje and then anywhere
else in the European countries without respecting the free movement
regulation.
Bus drivers who travel frequently to Skopje orient travelers how to act with the police officers and serves as his mediator. The payment this time is 20 Euros for person in both sides of the border. 20 Euros for the Chief of the Shift and 1000 ALL for the police officer who gives the stamp, and 20 Euros for the police officer in the Macedonian side.
Top Channel reported another similar case in the Murriqan border checkpoint. After the broadcast, the Ministry of Interior announced that the officers had been arrested.
Top Channel
