Latvian Political Monitor

Gorkšs officially nominated for the position of Director of the State Chancellery

Kulbergs officially nominated LDDK head Gorkšs for the position of head of the State Chancellery.

Gorkšs is officially being put forward for the post of Director of the State Chancellery.

Prime Minister officially nominates LDDK Director General Gorkšs for the position of State Chancellery Director

Kulbergs officially nominates Gorkšs for the position of Director of the State Chancellery.

Aldis Liepiņš: the state cynically treats lawyers who, through their work, implement the state obligations laid down in the Constitution

Unity's resentment could bring conflicts into the new coalition

Budget “bloody” cuts and government priorities

Andris Kulbergs' planned changes to state finances mean seriously reviewing public procurement and merging not only ministries but many other institutions, Edgars Tavars claims.

We are definitely in a position where all state functions must be reorganised, says National Alliance leader Ilze Indriksone, commenting on possible cooperation with the election-winning United List.

Former Latvian national football team captain Gorkšs nominated for the position of Director of the State Chancellery

From personal experience I can say that Kaspars Gorkšs is an intriguer with a low level of intellectual development, who does not keep his word, but will betray and sell anyone for money and position. It will be an absolute catastrophe if he becomes the head of the State Chancellery.

Will Māris Martinsons, convicted at first instance, really fix the results of the State Chancellery director competition? This is considerably more serious than arranging for Kaspars Gorkšs to become director general of the Latvian Employers' Confederation so that he would have a monthly income of 5,000 euros. https://t.co/d3HoXux9Lw

Candidates named for the post of Director of the State Chancellery

Three candidates have reached the final round of the competition for the position of Director of the State Chancellery.

Kulbergs named the main condition for future coalition partners.

Kulbergs: We will choose as coalition partners those who agree to implement changes.

@jaunups In elections, liberals are in the minority, so the convention must be repealed, rather than torturing the conservative majority with the liberal minority's convention on social genders and other nonsense.

Changes will not be comfortable for everyone! Kulbergs has an ironclad condition for the future coalition partners.

Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs (AS) proposes to evaluate the liquidation of the subsidiary AS 'LatRailNet' of state-owned company 'Latvijas dzelzceļš', transferring the function of setting railway infrastructure fees to the Public Utilities Commission, as reported by the State Chancellery. https://t.co/M2VIzfii2m