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Socialist Party MP Blerina Gjylameti spoke about the May 11 elections and the electoral programs of the major political parties, the Socialist Party and the Socialist Party.
Gjylameti emphasized that since 2013, the reform of the pension and salary scheme has made incremental progress, according to her, as promised by Prime Minister Edi Rama.
As for the Democratic Party's program, Berisha's promises are like "Alice in Wonderland" and a wish list. Gjylameti says that what has been done so far cannot be quadrupled in 100 days, as it cannot be achieved by not paying debts, energy and water.
"Pensions and salaries have been the priority of the Socialist Party since 2013 when it came to power and continuing, currently also in the electoral program for the May 11 elections. We are finalizing the work of a group together with the World Bank, to review the pension scheme. But it is a reform that also has consequences due to the informality that has existed over the years, but the change is noticeable, but the consequences are the result of those years that we talked about, before and after 2015. Today we have social pensions, when once there were none at all, but they are still insufficient to be called dignified.
But this is a process that started with the formalization of the labor market and declared insurance or contributions, which also brings about the increase in pensions in the future. Then we talk about the two bonuses, which are again insufficient, so the scheme is also being reviewed. The minimum pension is over 150 thousand lek and is expected to go to at least 200 thousand lek in four years and at least 400 euros by 2030. The DP program is like 'Alice in Wonderland' and a wish list, because what has been done so far cannot be quadrupled in 100 days. How will it be achieved, without paying debts, energy, water, as. How will it be achieved, without paying debts, energy, water, as it was before, " Gjylameti told "Report TV".
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