After Berisha, Rama declare to the promises in the electoral campaign: No tax for legalization
The Socialist Party leader, Edi Rama, has publicly challenged the Albanian Prime Minister, Sali Berisha, to prove with facts what he is saying in his electoral meetings, that Rama has called the people coming from the north with the term “cavemen”.
“If there is any archive of radios and televisions showing me using this term, I will not only quit politics today, but I will even leave Albania. If there is no such proof, I have the right to tell to all people from Tropoja and the north, and to anyone else who lives in the north, that this man (Berisha) wants to withhold you with the cave that he has in his mind, by exploiting your scruples, your tradition and your loyalty”, Rama declared.
Rama continued with the introduction of his legalization plan when in power.
“Families will pay nothing for legalization, and this is not an electoral promise. All spending will be on the state. After four years I will be the main responsible if we will still have this situation, and if we will not make a radical change on this process”, Rama declared.
Edi Rama gave detailed explanation about the tax system.
“The honest tax for everyone who is paid by a wage will enter in effect on January 1st 2014. All taxes that will be removed and lowered for agriculture will enter in effect on January 1st 2014. The 10% tax on medicaments will be removed on January 1st 2014. Those who want a bill for this and who say that it is unaffordable, I’m saying that the bill for all of this is equal to half of the money that is robbed from the Albanians through oil taxes”, Rama added.
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