Murati called unions captured, Nica of Ferronkel: I don't know how you did it. You didn't cry until you took care of us.

Despite constant protests, they have not received any answers so far. But it's the economy minister, Iron Murati since a post has punished unions in general, calling” captured”.

In this regard, Periscope He has contacted the chairman of the Ferronikli Union, Fehmi Nica, who has led two protests in front of the government's Pristina facility within a month.

Nica has declared that the Ferronikli union protects only the interests of workers, who are citizens of Kosovo and are awaiting support from the prime minister.

I don't know how the minister proved the unions were captured. As for the Ferronic Union, I know that the Ferronic Union is the workers' and deals with their problems. If they don't have Ferronikli's workers with financial problems in their case, then there's still the way Minister Murati possibly said, Nikaj told Periscope.

But if Ferronikel's workers are left without pay and no income, then I don't know what to do with us. We have our prime minister, we are citizens of Kosovo and we are workers of Ferronikel, a company of privatisations. He added Nikaj.

On the other hand, Nikaj has stressed that Murati will indirectly be forced to deal with Ferronikli's workers and that it is better to be taken as soon as possible.

He doesn't need to give us money. We are trying not to drive Kosovo's budget because we are budget taxpayers, as workers. And for Ferronikli's workers, definitely, Minister Murati, he has to confront Ferronikli's workers that they can't die on the streets, he told Periscope.

Minister Murati, probably doesn't have to deal with Ferronikil's workers directly, but indirectly he's crying without being taken, that's the related issue. It's better to be taken sooner than later.

Nikaj concluded, warned new measures by the union against the Government, whether through any future protest or something similar.

We expect the government to reflect and clear up and know whether the government is likely to deal with us. If we don't, we under the Law will take the measures. Everything we're allowed to undertake. He added Nikaj.

We remember that over a thousand Ferronikel workers were out of work after the crisis that engulfed this company. As a result, workers are seeking direct support from the Kurti Government.

Similar protests are being held by the Kosovo Health Union, as are teachers and public administration workers./ P ERISCOPI/