Albanian Prime Minister, Edi Rama, reacted about said that the Justice Reform is for the Vetting Law and for the common people.
This is the first comment after the US Ambassador, Donald Lu, declared that several Judges and Albanian prosecutors had their visas revoked or even banned,even Prosecutor General Adriatik Llalla.The Prosecutor General responded with serious accusations against the US Ambassador, saying it was an effort for meddling with internal affairs of the Prosecution.
“The judiciary reform is not for the US Ambassador, not for Prosecutor General Llalla, but for the common people, so that they can get liberated by the corrupted prosecutors and judges of the past 25 years”, Rama said.
The Prime Minister released this declaration during a presentation for new measures taken by the Electricity Distribution System “OSHEE”, accompanied by the Minister of Energy, Damian Gjiknuri, and the Minister of Youth and Social Welfare, Blendi Klosi.
“The people who opposed the reform said we should have pardoned the debt that consumers owned. That would have made us fail with one of the most important state-forming project. Today we have 453.000 more consumers who are paying their debts, and the company is responding by making it easier for them to pay this burden from the past, which is a burden created by a government that had allowed the government to not work”, Rama said.
Rama said that you cannot build a social state by allowing people to not pay their obligations, so that they can give you votes.
“The people who are talking today about your problems, your sufferings, not only were there before us, but they also had the chance to prove it with actions how much they cared for you, and they didn’t do it”, Rama said.
Together with Minister Gjiknuri, the Prime Minister presented an initiative for home owners who have emigrated. They will be billed four times a year, not once a month.
Rama promised there would be a lower VAT for energy, but before they need to put the entire system under control.
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