"Kastrati didn't talk to Rama?!", Lubonja for construction without permission: The police come for the roof of my house in the village

2022-09-15 21:35:43Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
"Kastrati didn't talk to Rama?!", Lubonja for construction
Fatos Lubonja

"The key to government is money, money for power and power for money." This is what the analyst Fatos Lubonja declared when he spoke on the show "Open" about the Government's action on illegal constructions.

He says that it is impossible to build floors without permission in the middle of Tirana, and the government or the authorities are not informed, bringing a parallel and a concrete example, when in order to change the roof of his apartment in the village, he had to took leave.

Lubonja also stopped in the case of the construction of several floors without permission by the Kastrati company, saying that he does not believe that Prime Minister Edi Rama was not informed by the company in question.

"Perhaps above all it should be said why should we limit and not allow constructions without permission? Because the state has certain norms, construction, greenery, etc., so to build a community as comfortable as possible.

I wanted to change the roof of my house in the village, and I told someone, when will you come to fix it, he told me 'first go get a permit, otherwise the police will come'. I went, I got a permit, of course the state must control them. He was afraid to build a roof in the village, while in the middle of Tirana...

The problem is why did he do this? That there is no aesthetics...

It has often been said about Rama that this is aesthetic, but I am also taking the example of the Theater, when he destroyed it, if at least he made a beautiful Theater, this one puts four towers behind it. That beauty of the theater is not put in the foreground, but money.

Money is the main thing, money is needed for power, and power is needed for money.

We're taking this Castrati, when he made four stories, do you think he didn't give a shit to Rama?! I don't believe... that the police come to my roof, not to the four floors?!", said Lubonja.


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