The article accuses the Environment Management Department of supporting the private company and points out how it is in return funded with tax-payer money. The article cites a number of insider sources, which allude to a privileged partnership between government and company entitled “System Superdreckskëscht”. The waste management company is part of Oeko-Service, which is owned by two German businessmen.
Reporter further elaborates that Minister for the Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development Carole Dieschbourg recently signed an eleven-year contract with Superdreckskëscht, which amounts to €97 million. Money, which will allegedly be taken from the national environment fund.
The article notes that both businessmen behind Oeko-Service have close private ties with the Environment Management Department, which ultimately allows them to keep any competition from rising. Furthermore, a 2005 bill, which was designed to suit Superdreskëscht, helps excluding new competitors.
The article finally concludes that a control initiative should be launched to investigate several irregularities in the books of Oeko-Service.
