The theft of millions of money from the state budget, the well-known MP issues an urgent call: The investigative bodies should not fall asleep until...

The deputy of the Democratic Party, Dashnor Sula, has stated that KLSH has recorded that 770 million euros were stolen from the state budget.

In a reaction on social networks, Sula referred to the KLSH, the first area where there was a violation of income and categorized as economic damage is that of the sale, purchase and leasing of state property.

He stated that citizens should hold the government accountable for such facts, while the relevant bodies should conduct investigations regarding abuses and bring those responsible to justice.

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Fact/ 770 million euros stolen from the state budget, who is responsible?!

Albanians are not poor, but stolen. This is a fact that deserves the attention of the justice bodies, but no less of the citizens.
The Supreme Audit Institution (SAI) has revealed that around 770 million euros have been stolen from Albanian institutions.
This is a theft that, in my opinion, the investigative bodies should not sleep until the perpetrators are found. All the more so since cases have appeared where state officials hide money in vacuum cleaner pipes.
KLSH highlights some very important facts. "The first area where there was a violation of income and categorized as economic damage is the sale, purchase and leasing of state property."
This shows that public properties are given without a feasibility study, they are given in cash to the authorities and the benefit of the citizens who are all owners of these properties is zero.
The other fact is that as far as the economic damage in expenses is concerned, the area that holds the record is that of investments, followed by salaries, insurances and bonuses.
This confirms the denunciations that we, as the opposition, have repeatedly made about tenders without competition, about big abuses and about political hiring.
These are very important data that citizens must first be made aware of to demand accountability from the government and investigative bodies to investigate abuses and bring the abusers to justice.