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Kulbergs comments on the demand to replace the health minister
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Budget: Posts and News mentioning Apvienotais saraksts
Political posts and news in Budget that mention Apvienotais saraksts, from monitored Latvian public sources.
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LETA (@letanewslv)
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Prime Minister's communication advisor Elīna Šverna informed the LETA agency that, in Kulbergs's assessment, the concerns expressed by the Latvian Health and Social Care Workers' Union regarding wages and sector funding are fully understandable, but changing the minister so shortly before elections will not solve problems that have persisted for years https://t.co/HbieluOnm1
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Apollo
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Latvia will demand an additional seven billion euros for strengthening the eastern flank in EU multi-year budget negotiations, says Kulbergs
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Jauns.lv
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Kulbergs does not support replacing Abu Meri a few weeks before the Saeima elections.
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BNN
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Doctors prepare a protest and demand the minister's resignation – Kulbergs comes forward with his position
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Aivis Ceriņš (@CerinsAivis)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Biedrības 'Latvijas restarts' biedrs
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@VisockisJuris @jautaa_veel @AndrisKulbergs @AlvisHermanis1 @RostovskisA @AndrisBite For clarity, I am very conservative against migration from third world countries. We must accept the fact that it exists and decide together how to regulate it for our own good. Taxes can be paid wherever one wants nowadays. They can also reside in another country if anything.
From@VisockisJuris@CerinsAivis @jautaa_veel @AndrisKulbergs @AlvisHermanis1 @RostovskisA @AndrisBite And? Paying taxes is the DUTY of entrepreneurs! And the JRT building is a better use of tax money than benefits/healthcare for third world scum, Alberta street NGOs and 'refugee' housing, which also costs millions! You really have very little clarity in your head, which we already saw in the video with Kramiņu.
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Aivis Ceriņš (@CerinsAivis)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Biedrības 'Latvijas restarts' biedrs
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@GenaGenadijs @jautaa_veel @AndrisKulbergs @AlvisHermanis1 @RostovskisA @AndrisBite Feel free to look it up, I won't waste time on trolls. Caravel and Turiba.
From@GenaGenadijs@CerinsAivis @jautaa_veel @AndrisKulbergs @AlvisHermanis1 @RostovskisA @AndrisBite Blow your pipe, where are those millions, show at least one million of Rostovskis or Bite in the state budget. That couldn't be hard, could it?!
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The Baltic Times
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In EU budget negotiations, Latvia will seek additional EUR 7 billion to fortify eastern flank - Kulbergs
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How do parties promise to finance Latvia's defense?
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26.8 million euros are held in closed accounts of financial institutions; no one claims the money
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BB.lv
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Simplify tax payment for small-scale economic operators
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Kristaps Krištopans (@Chapis)
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From@EglitisGatisDO POLITICIANS KEEP PROMISES? On April 1 of this year, a pre-election discussion organized by the financial technology sectors took place, in which several coalition politicians called the increase of the capital gains tax rate to 25.5% an urgent error to fix, which strongly hampers investments and 🇱🇻 capital market growth. @Apvienotais_ (@AivaViksna), @VL_TBLNNK (G.Eglītis), @Jauna_Vienotiba (J.Patmalnieks), @LatvijaPirmaja (K.Krištopans) promised to reduce this rate to 15% or “abolish it altogether” (see from 57 minutes 41 seconds). Politicians can fulfill their promises in 2 ways: 1) There are at least two openings of the Personal Income Tax (PIT) in the Saeima, and an amendment before the second reading is very easy to make. 2) Put a reduction of the capital gains tax to 15% (or lower) into the 2027 budget package and vote on it by the end of the year. Interestingly, even the “co-author” of this tax increase, @aseradens, has admitted in several public discussions (e.g., the September 2025 “Virziens” and the recent pre-election debate at Start-up House) that increasing the rate to 25.5% was a mistake that should be corrected. https://t.co/XLg4YOBaPw
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Saeima supports amendments to increase the fee for Russian grain transit infrastructure 0 43
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BNN
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From 5% for defense to abolishing the State Defense Service – what parties promise in national security before the Saeima elections.
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IR žurnāls (@irLV)
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From@NellijaLIn the new IR we interview director Viesturs Kairišs - about the unique story of Uļa, which this week finally went to Latvian viewers, and also about election dilemmas. There is something that Kairišs cannot forgive Kulbergs, and he also has an idea where state funding for parties should be spent. https://t.co/5WYnFdlLPD
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Jurģis Liepnieks (@JurgisLiepnieks)
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@Krisjanis_K @AndrisKulbergs because Kulbergs decided that you are welcome!
From@Krisjanis_KIf one reads the fascist Russian press, one can learn that the Russians are "softening" on any @AndrisKulbergs government "tariffs" and plan to TRANSSHIP 2x MORE BLOODY GRAIN through Latvian and other Baltic ports than they are able to transship through their own Baltic Sea ports!! Sorry, @MGruskevics but you need to bluff with measure….
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How much does a prisoner cost the state per day?
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How much does probation and prison cost the state? The difference reaches 15 times 0 55
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VIDEO. Bans in trade tear the budget, but holes in the budget threaten to tear us apart
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The Baltic Times
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Latvian MEPs express concern about prominence of security issues in EC President's Speech
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