The black/30 million bullets spent the official cars for three years of government “Kurti”

The latter has been against the high costs of state officials with official cars, repeating the famous statement: “They have jeeps, we want sidewalks”, but with his coming to power things have changed.

According to the annual budget report prepared by the Ministry of Finance, during 2021 Kosovo institutions during 2021 have spent 7.62m euros on car fuel. By 2022, such expenditures had amounted to 11.34m euros, since 10.5m euros were in 2023. In all, during the 3-year period (2021-23), Kosovo's car fuel institutions have spent about 30m euros, Front Online reports, referring to official Finance Ministry documents.

Lushtaku: The government “

The first deputy chairman of the Parliamentary Commission for Budget Finance, Mergim Lushtaku, has declared to Front Online that the tens of millions spent by Government “Kurti” for oil derivatives indicates that this power has spent more than it has worked.

Lushtaku says that in the absence of good results, power is seen as coming to deceive citizens.

It's a lot that's been spent on, and that's showing more than this government is costing than work. Until there is no result, it shows that this Government has no end to spending and working, but only defrauding citizens as it has come to power with fraud”, Lushtaku said.

MP The PDK told Front Online that the government's promise to travel in public transport is hypocrisy.

Spending the luxury of power shows her true face, Lushtaku says.

Even that promise that they would supposedly travel in public transport was hypocritical enough to come to power to make these costs happen and market its true face”, Said Lushtaku.

PSD's Shala: Albin Kurti is the aristocrat

PSD chairmanship member Azdren Shala has declared to the Front Online that Prime Minister Albin Kurti does not matter the big budget spending, but who did it.

Shala says that for Kurti, 30 million spent on oil derivatives from his government is not too big.

For Kurt and his government, no big budget spending counts, no one does. If they do others, it is evil. If Kurt does it, it's okay because he deserves it because of his class background. So the 30 million spent, in Kurt's eyes, isn't much”, Says Shala.

Shala from the PSD has named Kurti aristocrat, saying that he and his team to live well must citizens pay.

The citizens must pay for our aristocratic prime minister with his team to live well. This is urban fascism. As a result of this fascist approach, the Government will spend even more on the discussions of its officials, because the reasoning is typical moralist from the perspective of a “acratic” complex that is Kurti: we deserve”, says Shala for Front Online.

Shala says that during the time of opposition to many citizens, Vetevendosje has established conviction that the behaviour of government officials must be poor.

“Move V SEVEN, during the time of the opposition, has used depreciating gradation to any state rating and order, demonizing even state protocols that are inexorable. The gluorification of poverty that this political force has done, in many citizens it has established conviction that even the behavior of government officials should be poor behavior”, says Shala for Front Online.

Izmacus: Current campaigners walk by bus, in jeep institutions

Party member NISMA, Jevahire Izmaku, has spoken about Front Online about the 30 million spent by the Kurti Government on fuel.

Izmaku says that this power has been aimed at election campaigns not using jeeps and large expenses.

She said that the fuel budget, which is quite high, has had to be spent on pensioners.

Even now, the constant disrepute as power over past governments that synonymous with change had an election campaign and no use of jeeps and large expenditures. It's a huge cost to our budget that we have priorities, starting with social policies, and to me it had been important with that budget to empower the pensioners we have in poor condition of”, She says.

Izmaku claims that if developments and projects are compared with expenses, they are unbalancing.

The government's “provisions if we compare them to the development of major projects are diametrically unbalanized. We are in the electoral year and are not expected to change this relationship. Failures in diplomacy, declared spending on lobbies that we have so far seen neither materialised in recognition nor membership in important organisations”, It's over for Front Online.