LSI Chairwoman Monika Kryemadhi, in a statement to the media, emphasized that with the scandals published with the incinerator affair, Prime Minister Edi Rama should have resigned.
Kryemadhi also emphasized that for Albania, which is waiting to open negotiations with the European Union, ending impunity and ensuring equality for all before the law, whether officials or citizens, is more vital than changing the name of a corrupt prime minister with another similar to him.
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The immediate resignation of the Prime Minister is the least, as it would have happened in any normal European country, BUT the swift and complete action of justice, to bring forward the officials responsible for the legal violations of the incinerator concessions, and those responsible for its financial side, is even more important. Because for Albania, which expects to open negotiations with the European Union, ending impunity, equality of all before the law, whether officials or citizens, is more vital than changing the name of a corrupt Prime Minister with another similar to him. Albanians today continue to pay the Tirana incinerator concession 80 thousand dollars a day. 80 thousand dollars a day for the Tirana incinerator, from the pockets of the poorest citizens go to the pockets of the incinerator owners, who are today on the run from justice, on the streets of Europe, and this money that they extort from the citizens they share with the government. 80 thousand dollars a day for the Tirana incinerator, which they receive without right, since not only is there no incinerator in Tirana today, and the Responsible Authority that follows the implementation of the contract should immediately request the termination of payments and the concession for non-fulfillment of the contract, but as the fictitious invoices that we have made public prove, the 128 million euro investment that the private sector has undertaken has been justified with fictitious invoices, without actually making the investment that entitles the concessionaire to benefit from the 29 euro/ton service fee. 80 thousand dollars a day for the Tirana incinerator, while today we have millionaire shepherds, millionaire can collectors, millionaire elderly people in nursing homes and people who have passed away, who are sold to the public as owners of companies that are working on the construction of incinerators. The latest report of the European Commission determined Albania's public debt at 82.7%, a record figure in the region. This public debt has gone into corrupt concession contracts, while the $80 per day for the Tirana incinerator is daily theft, taking the bread away from pensioners, families in need, children, doctors, teachers, and going to the luxury of the government and their propaganda machinery to keep citizens deceived and subjugated.
