Abdixhiku hits Kurti Government for the oil supply: A New Crisis, a New Incapacitate

The chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Lumir Abdixhiku, has sharply designed the Kurti Government, saying that fueling oil is a new crisis from Kurti's new inability, writes the journal Periscopi.

Abdixhiku has said that as long as the Democratic League of Kosovo has laid down this topic in the Kosovo Assembly, giving even recommendations but the actions of Kurti Government are either late or in existence.

On the other hand, Obadiah has given four proposals for Albin Kurti's Government, which he has learned is more than a photograph.

Here you have his full status:

“A NEW CRIZA, A NEW PEAFT

Today, the price of oil has reached 1.60 euros per litre. Of this price, Kosovo citizens pay a full 60 cents of government tax. So they don't just pay international oil prices; they also pay government appetites to get more money and taxes even in times of crisis. Sixty cents from 1.60 euros per litre is too much. Of every 25 euro charge, citizens pay 15 euros in oil and nearly 10 euros in taxes. And with each international price increase, this tax is becoming even higher and even more affordable.

It has been several weeks since the LDK has raised attention to the ongoing increase in oil prices and other products as a result. We have been asking the Kosovo government for weeks to provide a package of fiscal policies that soften this rise. But, like any subject already, government actions are either late or in existence.

The only move taken by the Government so far has been the interventional restriction of the profit margin; to show they don't understand anything about it. With this intervention, they have managed to reduce the price of oil by only 3 cents per litre. That's what government contribution is about. Just tomorrow, with a new increase happening, this three-center tax contribution is made.

Of course, such actions at prices are due to the global oil supply crisis. We don't produce oil, but we buy it. Even with further deepening of the crisis, buying itself will be harder. We'll have problems at both cost and quantity. However, although it is a global crisis, governments exist to take national measures. To deal with crises, not observe them. Kosovo's government continues to be as on any subject, delayed. He existed in reaction, unable to solve. He watches the crisis, but he takes no measures. This observation of it certainly costs.

Since governance is more than a photograph, we propose that these decisions be made urgently:

1. To reduce excise and reduce T VV in oil for the next three months. This temporary reduction should be aimed at coping not only with our citizens but especially with farmers and transporters in the country, whose impact on other products and services will be even higher.
2. In line with the many international practices, rationing the amount of oil that an individual can buy should be established. We have to admit we're in crisis, limited supplies have to happen as soon as possible.
3. The government assists our suppliers in providing long-term reserves. In times like these, interstate relations are essential.
4. You're offered a long-term sustainability plan. The government will react as soon as possible. Although it will again be the last in response, the practice of monitoring and reasoning that this is a global crisis is the new abandoned citizens even in a <x0 crisis, Obadiah wrote on his Facebook account.

We remember that in addition to the country's supply of oil, all basic products as well as electricity have been used in advance. The extent of life in the country is causing extraordinary discontent in citizens. / P ERISCOPIA