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Kulbergs promises the film industry a million, but still doesn't know how to secure the funding.
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PHOTO ⟩ Prime Minister promises the film industry one million euros from 2028 (4)
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Prime Minister promises one million euros to the film industry from 2028 (1)
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Delfi (RU)
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Rejection of the 'Netflix tax': Kulbergs promises the film industry a million euros from 2028, but where the money will come from is still unclear.
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Jauns.lv
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Will Kulbergs and the “United List” control all ministries? Latvia’s future under a minority government
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"I told the industry that support will come from my side." Kulbergs promises the film industry a million euros from 2028.
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VIDEO. Will Kulbergs' liver be strong enough to liquidate the SIF?
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Delfi (RU)
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Kulbergs will try to convince the film industry of alternatives to the tax on streaming platforms.
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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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From@pucejLet's call this a learning process - the film producers association is the first in 2026 to learn how what was said before the elections differs from what is done after the elections. In the association's pre-election debates, representatives of AS, JV, and NA publicly and passionately supported forcing streaming platforms to use Latvian-produced content. Now no longer. https://t.co/0I0YJBZ6Gn
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Kulbergs thinks a misunderstanding has occurred; he is not opposed to the film industry.
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Juris Pūce (@pucej)
Latvijas attīstībai · LA valdes priekšsēdētājs
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Oh, and unrelatedly — does anyone know why Latvian society does not trust the Saeima, the government, and political parties? https://t.co/JzzFQQSXmV
From@pucejLet's call this a learning process - the film producers association is the first in 2026 to learn how what was said before the elections differs from what is done after the elections. In the association's pre-election debates, representatives of AS, JV, and NA publicly and passionately supported forcing streaming platforms to use Latvian-produced content. Now no longer. https://t.co/0I0YJBZ6Gn
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Juris Pūce (@pucej)
Latvijas attīstībai · LA valdes priekšsēdētājs
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Let's call this a learning process - the film producers association is the first in 2026 to learn how what was said before the elections differs from what is done after the elections. In the association's pre-election debates, representatives of AS, JV, and NA publicly and passionately supported forcing streaming platforms to use Latvian-produced content. Now no longer. https://t.co/0I0YJBZ6Gn
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Baiba Braže (@Braze_Baiba)
Jaunā VIENOTĪBA · Ārlietu ministre
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From@AndrisKulbergs@Braze_Baiba @VL_TBLNNK Thank you, this is important from the standpoint of cooperation with our strategic partner. Foreign affairs has a special role in building this cooperation. We will resolve matters with the Latvian film industry separately.
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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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From@andrislovThe red professor has put on a mourning ribbon and asks whether the state budget is now the prime minister's private wallet. The reason for the tragedy is that @AndrisKulbergs does not want to impose a 3.5 percent levy on streaming platforms, which would bring about six hundred thousand euros a year to the National Film Centre's coffers. Six hundred thousand—for that sum in Riga you can buy a moderately unsuccessful documentary about a bureaucrat's soul and still have some left for coffee during seminar breaks.
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Baiba Braže (@Braze_Baiba)
Jaunā VIENOTĪBA · Ārlietu ministre
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On support for the 🇱🇻 film 🎥 industry, we agreed with @AndrisKulbergs and @VL_TBLNNK at the Cooperation meeting on Monday, and the entire government coalition was united — it is necessary and will be ensured. But there is no need to fall out with our strategic security partner, the USA.
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TV3 Ziņas (@TV3zinas)
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"Better not argue over this element!" Kulbergs promises to find the 600 thousand for the film industry himself https://t.co/bb4xyVrymU
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Nacionālā apvienība (@VL_TBLNNK)
Nacionālā apvienība "Visu Latvijai!"-"Tēvzemei un Brīvībai/LNNK"
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From@IIndriksoneWe must continue implementing the plan to restrict immigration. Education and culture are also important to us, as well as more effective public administration and economic growth, including our proposal to create a unified Ministry of National Economy. We are currently awaiting the offer from AS and A. Kulbergs. https://t.co/LtmQWLVMfn
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The Baltic Times
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Balance must be found between interests of Latvia’s film industry and cooperation with U.S. regarding streaming fees - president
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TV3 Ziņas (@TV3zinas)
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The film industry criticizes Kulbergs' idea to abandon the 'Netflix' fee
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Ilze Indriksone (@IIndriksone)
Nacionālā apvienība "Visu Latvijai!"-"Tēvzemei un Brīvībai/LNNK" · Izglītības un zinātnes ministre
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We must continue implementing the plan to restrict immigration. Education and culture are also important to us, as well as more effective public administration and economic growth, including our proposal to create a unified Ministry of National Economy. We are currently awaiting the offer from AS and A. Kulbergs. https://t.co/LtmQWLVMfn
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