Kushner Resort Pushes Ahead Despite Frozen Albania Land Funds
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They Bought It Anyway: The Disputed Land Beneath Kushner’s Albanian Resort
Freddie Ponton 21st Century Wire Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump are backing plans for luxury development on Albania’s Sazan Island and the nearby Zvërnec coast, where protected territory and village property claims have collided with the development drive of Edi Rama, Albania’s four-term prime minister and leader of the ruling Socialist Party. The project helped...
The residents of the village of Zvernec in Albania were shocked when Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump, posted pictures of a luxury resort he was planning to build on a narrow peninsula between the Mediterranean Sea and a lagoon where flocks of flamingo birds gather. The villagers warned Kushner that the land where the hotels were to be built had been illegally obtained by Arthur Shehu, a gangster accused of being part o…
The so-called "Flamingo Revolution" against a construction project involving US President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, continues in Albania. Prosecutors in the country have launched an investigation into a plot of land linked to the project.
In Albania, a vast real estate project led by Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner on the island of Sazan is strongly opposed. The "pink flames" movement, carried by Albanian youth, denounces the environmental impacts and suspicions of corruption surrounding this construction.
Kushner resort pushes ahead despite frozen Albania land funds
Presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner’s planned multibillion-dollar development in Albania has acquired a more consequential problem than the protests that have surrounded it for months: the developers were warned that ownership of key beachfront property was already being contested before a Kushner-backed group committed more than $120 million to buy it. The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday that residents of Zvërnec wrote to Kushner’s organi…
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