Stavileci: Haughty power is deepening crisis, poverty of Kosovo families

Democratic Party of Kosovo headship member Blerand Stavileci, today at a news conference, has said that now two years of citizens are continuing to face successive crises and difficulties.

Stavileci, criticising the ruling policies, has said that still without going through the serious consequences of one crisis, citizens are being hit by the effects of the next crisis, which are rising prices.

The pandemic's <x0Nis went on with electricity, expensive reductions, and now and a few months with staggering price hikes and black inflation records. Today as never before since their deliverance, families are becoming poorer month after month, and their situation is getting worse. The budget of Kosovo families is shrinking at high speed, prices are rising at even greater speed, and baskets are being drastically reduced to basic products of living”, Stavileci has said.

Furthermore, he has presented several figures that, according to him, reflect the situation of Kosovo families, compared to earlier years.

Allow me to present the latest real-time data for the basket of basic products to live on. In this major economic crisis, all families are trying to find the way to existence, and even market actors are surviving to cover expenses and fulfill obligations to the state”, Stavileci said.

In this direction, Stavileci has criticised power, saying that instead of being in the first seat to address direction, he has abandoned it to crisis deepening.

“State is lack of action and growing disobedience. The indictment and disobedience are fostering the arrogance, ignorance, and discrimination of their citizens and families. This scarce basket of families to be filled again as it once was, should have the attention of power and the fulfillment of the government's actions, for which it must have vision and courage.”, the PDK leadership's membership has said.

“There is no government being made lacking and abstained. The seizures are not resolved by ignoring and deepening them. They are not helped by feeding families. Kosovo families, today more than ever, are in urgent need of assistance.”, he has said.

In the end, Stavileci has said that after winning 450 thousand families against unfair, unreasonable and illegal electricity costs “we will continue with the work of finding the way out to restore the purchasing power of families and not allow further poverty of their families, since the Government is not getting late at”.

We've given many recommendations to both the wage law and the minimum wage, and the pension trust. They should happen soon: Pay hikes, minimum wage growth over 300 euros, and withdrawal of Trust”.