Gager: The Constitution brings down the ZERE electricity plan in the north, Kurt's statements on ridiculous corruption

Ex-Deputate and LDK leadership member Besa Gageri has expressed disappointment with the government over the expensive flow.

She said in a brief interview for Periscope that if this draft proposal is approved by the government even Z. THREE for the north, the Constitutional Court will bring it down, where it holds that ruling is discriminatory.

That's where he talked about Kurt's hymns of self-plotting progress in the fight against corruption.

For Mrs. Gager is ridiculous if Kurti thinks it's his result, where he points out that in his mandate “we have no concrete positive result of this government in the everyday lives of citizens on the contrary, expensive life in general, no transparency, arrogance, no responsibility, no knowledge. ”

Read the full interview:

Periscope: How did you comment on the energy crisis in Kosovo, and how are you seeing the government's actions?

Gager: The global energy crisis has been warned in the first months of 2021, all countries have taken steps and made plans for the crisis to cope more easily, while the government Kurti has declared that Kosovo does not include this crisis. In addition to taking no measures for the global crisis, which no doubt included us, the government during the summer has not even taken on the remontes of the thermoelectric blocks so that at least they can be in place during the winter.

As a result of this without responsibility and ignorance, Kosovo faced reductions in electricity, in addition to Z. THE HR, with the government's support, has introduced the draft expensive electricity proposal of over 42 percent, which it has planned to receive through its subsidy to govern 74 million and to charge over 30 percent of Albanian households.

This government proposal and Z THREE is unacceptable and completely unnecessary discrimination for growth to be this measure.

Periscope: Finally Z The RRE has made the decision not to expensive the current in the north, and yet other parts of Kosovo territory have already become known the expensive flow, what is your comment on this?

Gager: SIn terms of your question of energy in the north, it's irritating the statement by the chairman of the ZERE board when it's argued that the judicial process for action in the north is an obstacle.

Z RRE, has not carried out the constitutional and legal obligations which a Z imposes THREE since last year had to patent a company that would do the billing in the north, which they haven't done, and of course they have to be responsible. We Albanians pay the current for both the north and the net losses for those who steal the electricity, and now in the end the price increase falls on the back of a category of middle society that their average salary is 450 euros.

I believe if the government and Z THE RHRA has decided on this draft expensive electricity proposal, the Constitutional Court will bring this decision down because it is a discriminated decision.

Periscope: The Kosovo government has recently tightened anti-David measures, where a protest took place these days at the Kosovo-Albania border, as a cause of these measures, where besides the two doses of the vaccine is also being sought anti-David test, how do you see these measures?

Gager: In terms of anti-civid measures, it's ridiculous but very harmful to citizens but also to gastronomy.

There is no point in being demanded at the limit of the third vaccine when we know that after one vaccine, six months must be expected to take the next vaccine.

On the other hand, the government has not even secured the essential list of drugs in the hospitals of the Republic of Kosovo. We don't have pandemic management, but we don't have health in general.

Periscope: What is going on with the dialogue, where is Prime Minister Albin Kurti in this process?

Gager: As for dialogue, this government has already entered a dead end. Kosovo must not leave the table of dialogue, Kosovo must exploit the presidency of Biden, the status time for Kosovo is very harmful to Serbia.

Periscope: Kosovo has noted easy progress in the fight against corruption, ranking 39th in the 2021 Corruption Perception Index compiled by international organisations Transparency International. How do you comment?

Gager: Kosovo has noted progress in fighting corruption as a perception of opinion, and that's good, if Kurti thinks it's the result of it is ridiculous, in the democratic states the processes have privacy. So far we have no concrete positive results of this government in the everyday lives of citizens rather, expensive life in general, not transparency, arrogance, without responsibility and ignorance. /Periscope