Salkić: The FBiH Government is clearly guided by the folk saying 'money to money, lice to rags'

(Patria) - The FBiH Government is clearly guided by the old folk saying "money to money, lice to rags", believes the Member of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina from the People's European Alliance (NES) BiH, Sandi Salkić.

Salkić states that three current cases speak to this.

"The Federal Government, namely, made a decision to pay all budget users 2,520 marks in aid. The decision was made without delay, and there was, of course, no shortage of money for this purpose.

These are, let us recall, thousands of civil servants whose salaries are not late and are far higher than those of workers in the real sector. There is no minimum wage there. For others, non-budgetary employees, workers from the real sector, there is no such rush, nor is there money.

It is clear that the pompously announced minimum wage of 1,000 KM from January 1st will not happen. There is no help for them.

The FBiH Government probably followed that sketch from 'Nadrealisti' - miners have a train, and we are crammed two to a taxi.

And the third measure - capping the prices of 40 products - which the poorest were eagerly awaiting, turned out to be nothing more than a marketing trick or a marketing scam.

They are capping the prices of certain, usually the lowest quality products, at amounts that used to cost the same in everyday sales as they do now - after the price capping. The eventual deficit will probably be charged on all other products.

Poor people, even the FBiH government finds you a burden", Salkić wrote on social media.