An elderly man, who stated that he has been living in Italy for several years, participated in the protest that started in Skanderbeg Square, saying that all roads to corruption lead to Prime Minister Edi Rama. He said that directors and other offices are all in prison or under investigation and if Rama were not involved, he would have taken measures.
He also made a comparison of prices in the Italian state with those in Albania and of health services there.
"All roads lead to corruption and corruption. In the last 10 years, directors, mayors have been in prison or under investigation."
This prime minister would have taken measures earlier, so the roads lead to him.
A kilogram of rice in Italy costs 4.8 euros, in our country 460 lekë, 500 grams.
So are the oils or medicines.
I have diabetes and I am being treated with Italian medicine. They reimburse me for the medicine.
Once a year I get tested, which costs 120 euros, but I don't pay.
People with contributions have free health services. Hospitals have problems.
A retired MP receives a pension of 2200 euros per month, I have been working and receive 400 euros per month.
We pay the MP's contributions.
"They have set a 2 million lek pension for criminals who drink our blood," he said.
