Berisha: Lubi Balluku spends 10 thousand euros a month just to wash the car

Opposition leader Sali Berisha began his speech by harshly criticizing Edi Rama's government and his ministers for wasting public money and their lack of sensitivity to citizens' problems.

He brought a concrete example, talking about a tender opened by Minister Balluku for the cleaning of her vehicle, an expense of 10 thousand euros per month that, according to Berisha, is being paid for by citizens' taxes, including pensioners who are facing great economic difficulties.

"Blinded by luxury and completely disconnected from people's troubles, from their livelihoods, yesterday, if you will allow me here, the media published a fact that I had actually never heard of.

Yes, I'm afraid no one has ever heard of it.

The minister, whom I call Lubi Balluku, but she's not very Lubi Balluku, is opening a tender for the daily cleaning of her car.

And Ballukja requires a complete washing of the vehicle inside and out for 30 minutes. Cleaning from the inside is done with a vacuum cleaner and compressor. Washing the vehicle with a solution and not a brush. Service hours are from 7 to 9 every day of the week. The vehicle will wait in line for service for no more than 30 minutes.

Audi A8 vehicle, ten thousand euros per month.

I called one of the very rich people I know, and I said, tell me a little bit about that car of yours where you clean it. The driver cleans it, he told me, and when it gets in the mud, I take it to a car wash and wash it, and that's it.

Order now, 10 thousand euros per month are paid from your pensions, from taxes, I had absolutely never heard of such a thing in my life.

The one who recites!

And of course, they share these 10 thousand euros. They have agreed with a service that let's share the money.

"So they go to this great insensitivity to the problems of citizens ," Berisha declared.