3 hours agoHow did Kadri Wessel finance the construction of six charity houses?
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Prizren's Hoxha, Halil Kastrati, has held a campaign to help people in need, especially those without a peak over their heads. Strangely enough, through a video he discovered that Chief Prime Minister Kadri Wessel built 5 or 6 homes for the poor. He says that Wessel [...]
Prizren's Hoxha, Halil Kastrati, has held a campaign to help people in need, especially those without a peak over their heads. Strangely enough, through a video he discovered that Chief Prime Minister Kadri Wessel built 5 or 6 homes for the poor. He says that Wessel has made no noise about such help.
We've noticed that Chairman 5, 6 of the house has made them quiet by itself. That's why we'd love to give the key to this family this night, it's heard saying in a video hoja Halil Kastrati.
But where did Kadri Wessel get all that money to build six houses?
By a logical estimate, it turns out that the Wessels have cost them over 100,000 euros. Chairman PDK's either got money on guard, not declared at the Anti-Corruption Agency, or found another way to sound like silent charity.
From the latest report published by the Anti-Corruption Agency (AAK), it is seen that Kadri Wessel has a more modest asset, compared to the co-partisans or other officials who figure to be millionaires.
222 thousand euros is the value of property declared for two residences owned by PDK chairman Kadri Wessel. And his “Jeep” car is worth 16,300.00 euros.
Wessel has also declared cash ready in his name and his wife, who are held in some of the banks in Pristina. That money amounts to thousands of euros.
Pre-ready or “Cash”, first in The PDK has indicated it has 12 thousand euros and 367 euros. And his wife, two thousand and 665 euros. Header The PDK, from work as chief parliament owner, has received about 33,036.09 euros for one year. And from the Kobe PC business about 15,920 euros in annual revenues.
Wessel in his statement to the AKK, over 10 hectares of land, has declared it a common asset, but has not indicated its value.
Periscop today has tried to get an explanation from the Parliament on this issue, but no response has yet been returned.
It remains enigmatic what money those homes may have been built for the poor, since the amount they may have cost does not match Kadri Wessel's wealth. /Periscopi/
