Obadiah's visit to the miners without pay: Miners, in the face of populations, risk being called and traitors

The “Minators, in the face of populations, are in danger of being called traitors. The ruling deputies, who have already received salaries from 2000 euros this month, will not expect willing messages from Tirana's polytbyro to be led by the Miners. As they have done in this country, with allies, teachers, doctors, patriots and homelands, warriors and activists, and miners have the same fate.

The people's fate is short, however,” has written Abdixhiku among other things.

“Minator, one-third of your life, is spent in the dark”.

I was reminded of the miners in Trepca.

Trepca miners are entering the third month without pay. On the 27th day of their ban, I stayed in Trepca. I was also hosted by Ministers Union Chairman Ibrahim Yanuzi, and the chief union.

I was reluctant to meet him in the hope that the issue would be resolved without complications. Every evolution of our party, carried the risk of politicising their cause. But institutional neglect, of the state, of the population government, of the long range of beneficiaries that the Miners' Trepca use as electoral pamphlets, has made our obsession seem meaningless.

So I stayed with them today. I heard them close. I visited and saw the conditions, not just heavy work, but antihuman. You don't believe them until you see them there! But today conditions - primitive equipment dating back to, believe or not - have taken second place since 1919.

They're in second place because there's a total of 1100 Trepca employees, they're out of salaries and they're going in the third month without pay. The workers are Trepca's. Trepca is state. They have contracts, they have state pledges for the salary to receive. The ruling party manages with complex with Borde and Management. It is their responsibility, the state, to compensate for their work and contract.

So we support their demands in full.

We support them in full and prayers for more human conditions and demands for long-term investments in the complex that are now Kosovo's rays instead of selling them on processed state materials as far less valuable concentrations.

The miners, in the face of populations, are in danger of being called traitors. The ruling deputies, who have already received salaries from 2000 euros this month, will not expect willing messages from Tirana's polytbyro to be led by the Miners. As they have done in this country, with allies, teachers, doctors, patriots and homelands, warriors and activists, and miners have the same fate.

People's fate is short, however.

And unlike the honest darkness of the miners, where these men old one third of their lives, the darkness of the end of the population will be unworthy. Because Kosovo is stronger than that. The people of Kosovo are smarter than what divisive and divisive populations have in mind.

Kosovo deserves better!

Miners deserve solutions without hesitation!