
The deputy of the DP, Saimir Korreshi, was ironic in the Assembly while talking about the situation in Albania , as he said that the cradles have remained empty.
"I don't see a pregnant woman anymore", said Korreshi in the Assembly, adding that "no one gives a bride in the village, it's such a problem. There are no more cows to milk."
He also mocked the statement of the Minister of Health, Alban Koçiu, who said that the proposal for the vital minimum of 200 euros has run out of time.
"My proposal, as the Minister of Health also said, may seem a little rustic, stuck in time, but maybe we can have a difference with the minister that I don't stay there, I sleep in Lushnja and spend a lot of time with these poor people who can't wait for the minimum wage", he said . DP deputy.
Saimir Korreshi: My proposal, as the Minister of Health also said, may seem a little rustic, stuck in time, but maybe we can have a difference with the minister that I don't stay there, sleep in Lushnja and spend a lot of time with these poor people who can't wait for the minimum wage.
Did you answer why Lushnja's 2 thousand euro graph has not been fixed for two years? Please, can we take a tour of the hospital in Lushnja to see where the clothes are washed there, as if the dogs ate them, can we take a tour to see where it is cooked, like dog food? to see what medicines are missing, what operations they do and how many ambulances there are? We old fashioned people love this thing, because we have not seen these benefits.
95% of Albanians are in trouble. I don't know, maybe you live in old fashioned jeans. Let each of us live with 300-400 euros. Make each of you a finance. Since we are old fashioned with 200 euros.
You are leaving the cradle empty. Going out into the village you no longer see pregnant women. No one gives a bride in the village. That's how much trouble it is. There are no more cows to milk in the village.
You know that thanks to the fall of Covid that covered you, but you have left people with that excuse of Covid, they cannot go to the funeral. You have come this far.
In the last 3-4 years, the tears of Albanian mothers have dried up because their children have run away.