FILE PHOTO: Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama smiles during an interview in Tirana, Albania June 13, 2017. REUTERS/Florion Goga/File Photo
TIRANA (Reuters) - It took 16 years for Majlinda Andrea to rise to the bar of Albania's highest court, and 50,000 euros in a plastic bag to bring her down.
That was the amount her husband, Odhise, received in a Tirana cafe in July last year to make sure the Supreme Court, where Andrea was a judge, rejected a complaint over ownership of some land near Albania's southern border with Greece.
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