Millions spent, but no results - Kulbergs annoyed with Valainis over the LMT and Tet issue
Budget: Posts and News mentioning Apvienotais saraksts
Political posts and news in Budget that mention Apvienotais saraksts, from monitored Latvian public sources.
From@GintsVilgertsA new business opportunity for elite officials, for those closest to them, for the upcoming ZZS + JV promoted officials, a new feeding trough amid the state's growing budget deficit. Shame. Kulbergs' solution is to be Valainis's assistant. 🤦♂️🍄 https://t.co/OjtbDdTcoN
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SM has prepared an informative report on the strategy for the further implementation of the Rail Baltica project in Latvia.
Kulbergs on the upcoming budget deficit: in 2027 Latvia will have to "find" EUR 421 million somewhere
Very large expenditures without coverage are planned for next year, Kulbergs announces
BNN Focus | Political party review: “Latvia First” – the votes are there, but will partners be found?
Promises are expensive, money is not enough – Kulbergs reveals how big a hole awaits next year's budget
Yes, that is true. The legacy had been left to me, and not only from V, but also from the times of JKP, KPV and ZZS. The same ZZS who have now come to AS and pretend that they were not the ones who made a mess, for instance in transport and finance. https://t.co/K5KEkb7dxO
From@AlksneRI wonder why no one has paid attention to how members of other parties, who once were in Vienotība, are now cursing JV, which long ago is no longer the same old V. Siliņa was not the old V, but it was precisely she who had to deal with the "legacy".
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Several million in funding found for the new Sports Fund, as the law is moved for approval in the Saeima
Minister is not sure about the chances of achieving a 30% wage increase for medics next year
"The patient doesn't care about percentages": candidates for health minister argue about where to get the money
“The patient doesn’t care about percentages.” Health minister candidates argue over where to get money for the sector.
After a dispute over constitutional amendments, the coalition agrees not to allow populist decisions.
We discussed investments, exports, productivity, bureaucracy and the state's role in the economy with @Rajevskis and @Oslejs | @Jauna_Vienotiba ✅https://t.co/04wlwXPO6N
At the top of the Association of Economists' rating of political parties are JV, AS and the Progressives
VIDEO ⟩ Program: Kulbergs proposes selling tax residency status to foreign investors for 60,000 euros per year.
“Business immigration”: Kulbergs offers subscribing to tax resident status.
I have invited Andris Kulbergs and @Apvienotais_ tomorrow for talks with @Jauna_Vienotiba. Issues important to society, such as reducing the fuel price by 20 cents, remain unresolved, while constitutional amendments proposed by the opposition are being supported. We expect responsible action from the Prime Minister.
From@AndrisKulbergsDay No. 81 in the prime minister's chair (TUESDAY, 22 Sept.) — sanctions, “RailBaltica” and work with the state wallet. The morning began with office coordination, documents and preparation for the Cabinet of Ministers meeting. Next — an economic action discussion, a call of Baltic prime ministers, a government meeting and a press conference. 🇪🇺 SANCTIONS — 🇱🇻 HELD OUT TO THE LAST Latvia was the only EU country out of 27 to object until the very last against the removal of Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman from the sanctions list. In the end, the choice was not between good and bad. It was between bad and much more terrible — changing the status of two persons or the collapse of the entire sanctions regime. Latvia constructively abstained. As a result, sanctions against almost 3,000 supporters of Russia's war were extended for 36 months, not as before — every six months, meaning no one will be able to touch them for 3 years. Until now, they had to be re-confirmed every 6 months. At the same time, we immediately imposed Latvian national sanctions on Usmanov and Fridman. In Latvia, their funds and economic resources remain frozen. Thanks to @Arlietas, the diplomatic corps and Minister @Braze_Baiba for the work, as well as the President @edgarsrinkevics for coordinating 🇱🇻 position from NY. 🇫🇷🛡️ STRONGER SECURITY FOR LATVIA Through intensive negotiations with French President Emmanuel Macron, we reached an agreement to start talks on Latvia joining France's nuclear deterrence initiative. France has also pledged to strengthen its military presence in Latvia — especially in air defence. Security 🇱🇻 is concrete allied presence, capabilities and deterrence. 🚆 “RAILBALTICA” — BALTIC PRIME MINISTERS AGREE ON 2034 With the Lithuanian and Estonian prime ministers, we agreed on a common Baltic position and signed a 3x countries' declaration for the project's implementation. 2030 is not realistic, because RB would have to be implemented without EU funding because the new fund money is only available in 2029, and we have to finance security from the national budget. Therefore, all 3 Baltic countries agree on a realistic first-stage target — 2034. In the next EU financing period, the Baltic states will jointly ask the EU for predictable funding for the project's implementation, while on their side there is a commitment to review unnecessarily high technical requirements to reduce costs by several billion and speed up construction timelines. CUTTING THE COSTS OF THE STATE APPARATUS I signed an order to freeze the base salaries of officials also in 2027. It also applies to the prime minister, ministers and Saeima deputies. The Ministry of Finance has been tasked with preparing proposals to limit state spending — reviewing bonuses, service spending, long-standing vacancies and other expenses. Money will no longer be squandered in DECEMBER. It is also required to freeze all DECEMBER procurement. We in the state have a habit of unnecessarily spending the state budget in December with unnecessary expenses — it must be stopped so that the money stays in 2027. If we demand that the state save, we must start with ourselves. 🛂 CLEARER MIGRATION POLICY The government approved a 71-measure plan for stricter control of third-country nationals' entry, employment and studies. Some proposals still require amendments to laws, but the direction is clear — Latvia needs a migration policy that actually works. It was not a short day. But the prime minister's chair is not meant for comfort.
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From@andrislovKulbergs will build Rail Baltica for 10 billion and spend 300 million a year on maintenance. Mr. Kulbergs, just not at my expense. Show the money first, and then build. Show the money. https://t.co/gjdWugIHa3
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