Obadiah: With 100 euros, low wages, unemployment, nepotism, lack of investment and social reform

The chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Lumir Abdixhiku, has reacted following the Kosovo Government's decision to separate from 100 euros for pensioners, students, public and private sector workers. In a Facebook text, Lumir Abdixhiku has criticised the recent population of Kurti Government, saying this population is depleting. He [...]
In a Facebook text, Lumir Abdixhiku has criticised the recent population of Kurti Government, saying this population is depleting.
He has said that the lack of developmental policies and capital investments in the country are replacing it with population.
This time it's a 100-euro charity without any criteria, without any categories. They have or they don't have the beneficiaries, it doesn't matter, everyone gets the same. In addition to being unfair, this social policy is without effect. On one side of 100 euros for just one month, nothing is going on; on the other side, 100m euros are lost on a decision. I don't think there has been, there's going to be, and there's going to be, in the world, some big policy with such little influence. Population this one. They buy social peace feeding poverty”, wrote Obadiah.
On the other hand, he has said that Albin Kurti now finally testified that he has no idea or knowledge of development.
“Believes that with a month-long intervention, I can make the sustainability crisis forget. 100 euros worth of electricity costs for 100%. With 100 euros released, the working visas for 120 thousand Kosovars. With 100 euros of digital inflation going on beyond this month marks record growth. With 100 euros, low wages are paid in the private and public sector indiscriminately. With 100 euros, unemployment, nepotism, lack of investment and social reform is not bought. Developing policy is art. This art, the current road communications expert and trails on asphalt éka to understand”, has been first expressed in LDK.
In the end, he has said he opposes any popular policy.










