FLASH
Shkruar nga Pamfleti
Rama extends the storm of demolitions throughout the country, cancels the legalizations for every tent and additional...
After Theth, it seems that the wave of demolitions of buildings and objects occupying public spaces will spread throughout the country.
Following the action to vacate common areas, the Prime Minister has warned that those entities that have legalized the facilities will also be targeted.
According to him, wherever it is suspected that the legalization was done in violation of the law, it will be canceled. On Facebook, Rama also gave a concrete example of a bar that legalized an addition by blocking the sidewalk.
" For all these types of craziness aimed at profiting at the expense of the community, which have obtained legalization documents in public spaces by erecting iron tents, not only will there be a zero-tolerance response by legally canceling them, but a measure will soon be approved, as part of the new territorial control reform, for the criminal punishment of all those Aluizni employees yesterday or Cadastre employees later, who have signed for these criminal legalizations in the middle of the neighborhoods of our cities ," Rama writes.
But the big question that arises is: Who will actually be responsible for this legalization? Just like in Theth, where no institution took measures to stop construction, here we have an even higher level of illegality.
Certain objects have been legalized in flagrant violation of the law, so the Prime Minister must tell us if anyone from the heads of the Cadastre will be held responsible, starting from the General Director to the local directors. According to what Rama says, the last employees will suffer. But we all know that the heads of the competent bodies are involved in this mess and it cannot be done by punishing ordinary employees. /Pamphlet
Lini një Përgjigje