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The biggest problem in this case seems to be the socialists who are building a new pyramid in society by deepening the inequality: the rich are getting richer, and the poor are getting poorer...
For the next year, there is no plan for increasing pensions, but only bonuses. Even in his charity speech, the prime minister did not even bother to explain the strategy of how pensions will be increased in the fourth term.
Where the bonus changes with the increase, I believe this is clear to everyone: the bonus is a reward that the government gives as often as it wants, the increase is permanent and no one should stay glued to the screen of the benefactor's great speech.
The only point that can be taken with certainty from what was said in the Assembly in the budget discussions, is the granting of a second bonus in the spring. This is not because of the clarity of how the distribution will be made and on what basis, but because its division has been opened for electoral purposes.
Personally, I don't see anything wrong here, even the main weight in the election programs of political parties everywhere is that of pensions. Pension increase policies, retirement age, status according to special categories, etc., are a real struggle between the vast majority of parties in the world.
Therefore, the prime minister would have to explain to us a little more how he plans to increase pensions in the next mandate: returning the Albanians who left or increasing the retirement age? No one believes that the story with the great anti-informality action can bring the budget more than 100 million euros per year, enough only for a bonus.
We heard with pride that the national production in a decade has doubled, but we did not get any clarification as to whether the economic growth has been distributed equally to all. It is true that in the past we have had numerous cases of state capture, market capture, concession contracts and abusive tenders, but the economy has also grown at the same rate, even 6 percentage points more than this decade.
And because it was overthrown with a vote of dissatisfaction, the previous government has increased pensions in the city by an average of 8.4% per year and those in the countryside by 20.6%. While under the leadership of Prime Minister Rama, pensions have increased by an average of 2.6% for the city and 4.1% for the village, being limited only to indexation.
So the biggest problem in this case seems to be the socialists who are building a new pyramid in society by deepening the inequality: the rich are getting richer, and the poor are getting poorer.
For me, there is no need for them to have complexes if they are compared to the names of the former pyramids, the parties that promise an increase in pensions. This would seem to me the most legitimate point in the programs because pensioners make up a third of the population, half of the voters and 70% of them are immersed in poverty as they receive less than 5.5 dollars a day. In 10 years, the government has considered their vote as good and has left them in oblivion!
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