Losing Shkodra, Manja makes fun of Berisha in the Assembly: Go listen to Lek Plepi, reflect for those citizens who like

The Minister of Justice, Ulsi Manja, has advised Sali Berisha to reflect and accept the defeat of May 14. During his speech in the Assembly, Manja mocked the former prime minister for the defeat in Shkodër, as he addressed him with the words 'go listen to Lek Plepin'. "I have a word for Berisha. Don't just listen to the inner voices or the serviles that are close by. Reflect on those citizens you like. Listen to Lek Plepin in Shkodër. For these you need to reflect. This is your business, not ours", said Manja in the Assembly. Meanwhile, Manja spoke yesterday in the Assembly regarding the draft law on salary increases for public administration employees. In his speech, Manja said that it is in our honor and that of this Assembly to vote in favor of this draft law, with effect from April 1. "A general practitioner in the prison system, today he receives 86,920 ALL, he will receive 136,900 ALL. A nurse receives 46,700 ALL, after we vote here, he will receive 51,100 ALL," he declared. Further, Manja added that prison police officers will also receive an inherent increase, rank by rank. Focusing on the increase in salaries for judges and prosecutors, changes in the law which require 84 votes, Manja said that these changes that we are passing today ensure the correct implementation of the decision of the Constitutional Court, it does not infringe on the acquired rights of magistrates in relation to the salary . "With the proposed change in the status law for prosecutors and judges, the experts of the Ministry of Finance have calculated the real salary earned by the magistrates according to the decision of the Constitutional Court. Without prejudice to this gross salary, they have referred to the coefficient of this salary of the President and an innovation of this law is the fact that the salary of the magistrate will be indexed every two years in relation to the rate of inflation. Magistrates also have a statutory salary supplement. They have the hardship supplement for their position in the law, 92% above the gross salary and according to the levels they also receive the salary increase supplement", Manja underlined.