2 hours agoMurati tries to deceive citizens: Tenton tosi convinces Kosovo government is providing more help than Germany
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)Finance Minister Iron Murati has again been declared regarding the presentation of the new package measures for confronting inflation, in the context of the continuation of the Economic Renewal Pack, writes Periscope. But this time he has tried to convince citizens that Kosovo is offering more help to them than Germany the citizens of [...]
But this time he has tried to convince citizens that Kosovo is offering more help to them than Germany to its citizens.
His comparison comes immediately after Germany today has split the third package for citizens by helping them cope with inflation.
While Kurti government for the country's citizens has shared the second package, but which has received considerable criticism as this is not enough and is considered a “age” for the people.
His full post:
Along with Prime Minister Kurti yesterday, we presented the new package of measures for confronting inflation, in the context of the continuation of the Economic Renewal Pack.
The package amounts to 150m euros, translated into the circle 
2% of GDP, without counting the April package or precautions.
2% of GDP, without counting the April package or precautions.The German government today has introduced a package of similar measures worth 65 billion euros, translated into the circle 1.8% of GDP.
1.8% of GDP.For retirees:
300 euros a while
3250 Euros (November HINA21, April 22, October 22)For students:
200 euros a day's pay Two hundred Euros (April )22, November 22)For public sector workers:
300 gross payment once 300 euros for 2022 (100 euros in April HINA22, plus 50 euros/month from September HINA22)For private sector workers:
300 gross payment once One hundred euros in April, eight-two, plus three months of subvening 50% wage growth.To children:
Increase in existing extensions First-time extension payment startThere are many other measures we have taken to make it easier to cope with inflation, such as setting the price of ceiling for oil, subsidizing electricity, supporting investment businesses, increasing farm subsidies, and so on.
