The price of oil is reduced on the stock market, Albania is on the list of 20 countries with the most expensive fuel prices in the world, the Transparency Board continues to rob Albanians

The Transparency Board continues to rob Albanians. The price of oil has fallen these days in the American and European stock markets, but the fluctuation has not affected the Albanian market. The latter remains among the most expensive in the world for the level of fuel prices, while Albania is on the list of 20 countries with the most expensive prices. On the American stock exchange, a barrel of crude oil is traded at a rate of about 72 dollars per barrel, while in Europe the price has also suffered a slight decrease. In the US, oil prices fell as investors worried about the lack of progress in negotiations between Democrats and Republicans in Washington to raise the debt ceiling. President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy reached a tentative deal on the debt over the weekend. but it must get the approval of Congress, which so far remains divided. The deal must be reached before June 5, the day the Treasury Department says the country will be unable to meet its financial obligations. Price fluctuations are small, however they also affect the Albanian fuel market, where a liter of diesel is sold today at the pump at a price of 176 Lek/liter. Compared to last summer, when a liter of diesel was traded at 220 ALL per liter, the price seems to be stable, however, Albania is ranked in the list of the 20 most expensive countries. So, it seems clear that we are dealing with a mega-scandal and mega-theft by the Transparency Board, which, even though the Constitutional Court asked to dissolve it, continues to be active, robbing Albanian citizens for the account of the governors and oligarchs. which so far remains fragmented. The deal must be reached before June 5, the day the Treasury Department says the country will be unable to meet its financial obligations. Price fluctuations are small, however they also affect the Albanian fuel market, where a liter of diesel is sold today at the pump at a price of 176 Lek/liter. Compared to last summer, when a liter of diesel was traded at 220 ALL per liter, the price seems to be stable, however, Albania is ranked in the list of the 20 most expensive countries. So, it seems clear that we are dealing with a mega-scandal and mega-theft by the Transparency Board, which, even though the Constitutional Court asked to dissolve it, continues to be active, robbing Albanian citizens for the account of the governors and oligarchs. which so far remains fragmented. The deal must be reached before June 5, the day the Treasury Department says the country will be unable to meet its financial obligations. Price fluctuations are small, however they also affect the Albanian fuel market, where a liter of diesel is sold today at the pump at a price of 176 Lek/liter. Compared to last summer, when a liter of diesel was traded at 220 ALL per liter, the price seems to be stable, however, Albania is ranked in the list of the 20 most expensive countries. So, it seems clear that we are dealing with a mega-scandal and mega-theft by the Transparency Board, which, even though the Constitutional Court asked to dissolve it, continues to be active, robbing Albanian citizens for the account of the governors and oligarchs. The deal must be reached before June 5, the day the Treasury Department says the country will be unable to meet its financial obligations. Price fluctuations are small, however they also affect the Albanian fuel market, where a liter of diesel is sold today at the pump at a price of 176 Lek/liter. Compared to last summer, when a liter of diesel was traded at 220 ALL per liter, the price seems to be stable, however, Albania is ranked in the list of the 20 most expensive countries. So, it seems clear that we are dealing with a mega-scandal and mega-theft by the Transparency Board, which, even though the Constitutional Court asked to dissolve it, continues to be active, robbing Albanian citizens for the account of the governors and oligarchs. The deal must be reached before June 5, the day the Treasury Department says the country will be unable to meet its financial obligations. Price fluctuations are small, however they also affect the Albanian fuel market, where a liter of diesel is sold today at the pump at a price of 176 Lek/liter. Compared to last summer, when a liter of diesel was traded at 220 ALL per liter, the price seems to be stable, however, Albania is ranked in the list of the 20 most expensive countries. So, it seems clear that we are dealing with a mega-scandal and mega-theft by the Transparency Board, which, even though the Constitutional Court asked to dissolve it, continues to be active, robbing Albanian citizens for the account of the governors and oligarchs. days when the Treasury Department says the country will not be able to meet its financial obligations. Price fluctuations are small, however they also affect the Albanian fuel market, where a liter of diesel is sold today at the pump at a price of 176 Lek/liter. Compared to last summer, when a liter of diesel was traded at 220 ALL per liter, the price seems to be stable, however, Albania is ranked in the list of the 20 most expensive countries. So, it seems clear that we are dealing with a mega-scandal and mega-theft by the Transparency Board, which, even though the Constitutional Court asked to dissolve it, continues to be active, robbing Albanian citizens for the account of the governors and oligarchs. days when the Treasury Department says the country will not be able to meet its financial obligations. Price fluctuations are small, however they also affect the Albanian fuel market, where a liter of diesel is sold today at the pump at a price of 176 Lek/liter. Compared to last summer, when a liter of diesel was traded at 220 ALL per liter, the price seems to be stable, however, Albania is ranked in the list of the 20 most expensive countries. So, it seems clear that we are dealing with a mega-scandal and mega-theft by the Transparency Board, which, even though the Constitutional Court asked to dissolve it, continues to be active, robbing Albanian citizens for the account of the governors and oligarchs. where a liter of diesel is sold today at the pump at a price of ALL 176/liter. Compared to last summer, when a liter of diesel was traded at 220 ALL per liter, the price seems to be stable, however, Albania is ranked in the list of the 20 most expensive countries. So, it seems clear that we are dealing with a mega-scandal and mega-theft by the Transparency Board, which, even though the Constitutional Court asked to dissolve it, continues to be active, robbing Albanian citizens for the account of the governors and oligarchs. where a liter of diesel is sold today at the pump at a price of ALL 176/liter. Compared to last summer, when a liter of diesel was traded at 220 ALL per liter, the price seems to be stable, however, Albania is ranked in the list of the 20 most expensive countries. So, it seems clear that we are dealing with a mega-scandal and mega-theft by the Transparency Board, which, even though the Constitutional Court asked to dissolve it, continues to be active, robbing Albanian citizens for the account of the governors and oligarchs.

Confindustria criticizes the Board

Meanwhile, Konfindustria also expresses concern about the strong and immediate increase in the price of fuel immediately after the local elections on May 14. The Transparency Board, immediately in the first week after the elections, increased the ceiling price of diesel by 6 Lek/liter. Today, in the minority points, oil is sold for up to 179 ALL/liter. Albania returns again to the highest prices in the region and one of the most expensive in the continent. The significantly increased fuel prices in the Albanian market do not go in the same direction as the prices of the countries of the region. For example, in Macedonia the price of the product "diesel" expressed in Lek is lower than 125 Lek/liter. If the comparison will be made, including the fiscal change, the price of "diesel" in the Albanian market is 15-20 lek per liter more expensive. Confindustria estimates,

Akuzat e PD

Nga ana tjetër, edhe deputeti i Partisë Demokratike, Dashnor Sula ka denoncuar çmimin e lartë të karburantit në vendin tonë, krahasuar me çmimin aktual në bursë dhe tregjet ndërkombëtare. Në një postim në “Facebook” Sula shkruan se prej një jave ne paguajmë 221 lekë për një litër naftë, çmim ky i vendosur nga Bordi i Transparencës, ndërsa në tregjet ndërkombëtare ka pasur një rënie konstante. “Skandal, si po i vjedh Bordi i Transparencës qytetarët Shqiptar. Dje postova në Facebook sesi qeveria greke ka lënë pushimet për të menduar bërë gati paketën e ndihmës për qytetarët duke rritur pagën minimale dhe uljen e taksave. Ndërkohë në Shqipëri qeveria jo e jo që se vendos ujin në zjarr, por kemi edhe bordet që u ngritën për transparencë por në fakt ka përfunduar për të vjedhur qytetarët.  Prej ditësh në bursë çmimi i naftës ka rënë në nivelet e para luftës në Ukrainë, por bordi i vjedhjes nuk denjon të ul çmimin. Një fuçi naftë shitej me 92.8 dollarë. Nëse do të bënim përllogaritjen duke përfshirë të gjitha taksat dhe normën e rritur nga bordi të fitimit për importuesit e naftës, një litër naftë me pakice nuk do të kushtonte më shumë se 206 lekë për litër, ndërkohë që në pikat e karburantit është me 222 lek për litër”, shkroi pak ditë më parë Sula në rrjetet sociale.