FLASH
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Our Shepherd shouts "Oburra, vote for us that we will raise pensions in the fourth term", in the first 3 years he has planned to improve the welfare of his main voters, spending only 0.2% of GDP.
A shepherd would shear the flock of sheep. From morning until dark, they frolicked, and all day long only one sheep was sheared.
When it got dark, he remembered and called his wife and said: "Oburra, woman, bring us the candle and we can now cut a hundred pieces."
So is this increase in pensions in the fourth term - a friend wrote to me on Facebook!
But in fact it is worse, because the shepherd's mind lied to him to do what he did not do during the day with a candle at night. While the prime minister and his government are clear about what they will do in the fourth term.
In fact, what the government has foreseen in the 3-year planning, i.e. until 2027, is written in black and white:
1) There will be no new pension policies. This item only includes Indexation for inflation, which is not an increase in pensions, neither legally nor economically! The government has planned to spend for the indexation respectively:
-1.6 billion ALL in 2025,
-1.7 billion ALL in 2026, also
-2 billion ALL in 2027.
The second foreseen element is the end-of-the-year bonus or gift, which is also not considered an increase, and the following are also foreseen for it:
-3.61 billion ALL in 2025
-3.75 billion ALL in 2026
-3.8 billion ALL in 2027...
Well, our shepherd shouts "Oburra, vote for us that we will raise pensions in the fourth term", in the first 3 years he has planned to improve the well-being of his main voters by spending only 0.2% of the GDP.
Well, no matter how much the desired GDP increases, 0.2% of it is crumbs.
I feel sorry for the pensioners, but I am starting to feel more sorry for the Prime Minister, to whom someone should say: When you're in the hole, stop digging!
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