The four residents of Leskov who committed suicide did not do so because of a fairy-tale life, Jelena Spirić (SSP) told Minister Siniša Malog and asked why the transfers for the salaries of the Government of Serbia have been suspended for two months, while the budget rebalancing foresees 67 million dinars for the construction of the stadium, which already completed
The president of the Leskovac committee of the Freedom and Justice Party, Jelena Spirić, today asked the minister of finance in the technical mandate, Siniša Malog, why there is no money for the salaries of all employees in the local self-government in Leskovac, but there is money for the already opened stadium.
"Mayor Goran Cvetanović recently informed the public that transfers for the salaries of the Government of Serbia have been suspended for two months, while the rebalancing of the budget foresees 67 million dinars for the construction of the stadium, which has already been completed," Spirić stated in a written statement.
She asked how it is possible that for at least two more months, according to Cvetanović, "they will be in uncertainty as to whether they will be able to survive a month without an honestly earned salary", while their money, even after the "wasted" 20 million euros, is invested in already stadium built.
Spiric assessed that instead of the priority being the even normal life of citizens, "the government's priority is still the realization of the leader's boyhood dream and giving jobs to the regime's companies".
"Citizens are tired of your propaganda, which now directly threatens their existence," Spirić stressed.
She added that the four people who committed suicide within a week in Leskovac did not do so because of a "fairytale life".
"So stop playing with people's future for personal interests." "Stop, because you will put Leskovac in a situation where there will be no one to turn off the light," said Spiric.
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