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Veliaj's lawsuit against prosecutor Ols Dado/ Hearing to be held today at the Administrative Court
The Administrative Court is expected to review today the lawsuit filed by Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj against SPAK prosecutor Ols Dado. Veliaj challenges the legality of Dado's appointment as prosecutor in 2008, claiming that he did not complete the Magistrates' School and did not meet the legal requirements to be appointed to the position.
According to the claims presented by the plaintiff, Dado does not even benefit from the exclusionary criteria that would allow him to qualify for the position of prosecutor without completing this school.
MP Plarent Ndreca stated that the High Prosecutorial Council has also become part of what he described as an "institutional harmony" to avoid examining the merits of the case.
According to Ndreca, the documents and evidence administered so far show that the President of the time, Bamir
Topi signed the decree appointing Ols Dado without conducting full verifications of the legal conditions required by the position.
Parliament approves excise tax reduction/ Rama goes to vote after midnight; DP proposals rejected
Parliament approved at midnight, with the votes of the Socialists, the normative act for a 20% reduction in excise duty on fuels when the price of gasoline exceeds 220 lek per liter.
Although the opposition requested the entire day for interpellations, Prime Minister Rama only arrived after midnight for the voting process in the marathon session of the Parliament.
The Socialists' votes defeated the Democrats' proposals to reduce the price of oil.
The DP demanded through draft laws the reduction of the turnover tax, the reduction of the excise tax on oil, and the zeroing of the gas excise tax for the "Made in Albania" manufacturing industry.
Rama left without voting on the draft decision "On the approval of the structure, organizational structure and categorization of job positions of the Regulatory Entity of the Water Supply and Wastewater Treatment Sector"
(ERRU)”, which was approved with 84 votes in favor, 24 votes against and 0 abstentions.
Today's DP protest/US Embassy warns its citizens to be careful
The US Embassy urges people to avoid the protest area and warns of increased security measures, roadblocks, and traffic restrictions.
The United States Embassy in Tirana has issued a warning to American citizens regarding the opposition protest expected to take place on Friday, May 8, in the capital.
The announcement comes even though the leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, has publicly stated that the protest will be peaceful.
The statement released by the US embassy emphasizes that mass gatherings, even when they begin peacefully, can escalate unexpectedly.
Job offers for employees increase by 20 percent/ Seasonal salaries in the South for sanitation workers reach up to 1,200 euros
Just like a year ago, this tourist season, bars, restaurants and hotels in the south of the country are facing a labor shortage, offering salaries for seasonal workers in positions such as cleaners or dishwashers of up to 1,200 euros per month.
According to announcements from employment agencies, in tourist areas such as Ksamil, Saranda and Dhërmi, employees are being sought for several service positions.
The highest demand is for hotel and resort cleaners with salaries ranging from 100,000 to 120,000 lekë and dishwashers with salaries of 120,000 lekë per month. Businesses in “Shkëmbi i Kavajës” are also looking for beach umbrella workers with salaries of up to 80,000 lekë per month.
For all service positions, in addition to a monthly salary, businesses also offer free accommodation and food.
Employment agency executives claim that this year, offers from businesses are about 20% higher compared to the previous year.
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