Luli in Wonderland/Open the Bag of Lies

2025-04-01 13:50:00, Politikë CNA

Lul Basha has once again opened the bag of lies, this time with the citizens with whom he held a meeting today at Unit 10 in Tirana.

In a post on social media, Basha says that Albanians want real change and a state that cares about them, not about a handful of people connected to power, as if he himself were not one of them.

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Basha says that the last 12 years have been filled with corruption and injustice, years in which he has also been part of politics.

Basha, with his bag of lies, presents an economic plan that he says is well-studied and gives Albanians what they deserve.

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Luli, with his economic program, says that his focus is on the well-being of Albanians.

“9% flat tax on personal and business income;

tax for small businesses, up to 14 million lek new turnover;

Reduction of obligations to local government for small businesses – no more than 1% of turnover;

Abolition of the "Rama tax" on fuel - 240 old lek per liter;

Eliminating privileges for political clients, who masquerade as "strategic investors", Basha writes.

Luli does amazing math calculations, as he promises Albanians 20 thousand euros for their third child.

Besides being a false program, Luli does not deviate from the same promises he made years ago.

And with the same promises, the serial loser aims to come to power.

"The Family Welfare Fund, to turn it into a solid pillar of society:

2,000 euros for each baby.

20 thousand euros for the third child.

Full coverage of home loan interest for 30 thousand young couples.

Doubling of economic assistance for families in need.

Payment for people with disabilities – 70% of the minimum wage.

The status of orphan will also include those who lack one parent.

5 million euro grant for the creation of 1,000 new businesses by women entrepreneurs.

"Ease for businesses that employ women and girls," says Basha.