Jorida Tabaku filled a bucket of water today with sentences that anyone in a club drinking coffee could say to her. With a luxurious background where no trace of poverty is visible from afar or from the portrait of the MP, she said: "The increase in prices that has begun over time reflects the real problem that the Albanian economy has today. The economy today has become an economy of the minority, of privileges, which no longer produces."
But Jorida does not reveal the names of those who benefit from the privileges. Who is this minority that has accumulated the privileges? Jorida does not tell us this. She never reveals it because she prefers to remain "businesslike" correct. There are no names, there are only words that even Flamur could say, for example.
"Today, the Albanian economy is maintained either by public administration or by construction, there is no market economy."
After filling the glass with water with the increase in prices, she went to the economy that is being maintained. Ms. Tabaku returns from the administration. In fact, she wanted to say that the administration is the best-paid sector that has the opportunity to spend. But that's all the glass has. That's all the water it can fill. We didn't understand much of the contribution of this construction sector, but Jorida filled that glass with one sentence.
"The price increase that has been going on for a long time reflects high taxes, the fiscal system, and the favors that have been given to the minority to the detriment of the majority."
This glass was also filled with water. There are no names yet, because we are concerned with those who patronized on behalf of Jorida during the campaign.
"The price of fuel is not decreasing, taxes are to blame, for the prices of table products, taxes are to blame. It is that tax that takes 60% of the fuel from the pump and goes to the table of Albanian citizens and whatever they do, it does not reduce prices, it keeps them higher than the region and European countries, despite the income that Albania has."
Another glass of water is gone. Jorida drafts and submits to the Assembly one amendment per month, but none of them affect businessmen. Those who are the minority who are massacring the majority, according to Jorida.
"This is the problem that the Albanian economy has today. An economy that does not produce, that is captive, that gives favors to the minority and burdens the majority with taxes. This mentality holds economic growth by the throat, impoverishes the Albanian family and prevents Albania from developing."
This glass of water is gone too.
Now don't wait any longer, because after all that water, you know where Jorida needs to run. The doctor always needs someone who speaks English in the office.
