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Jānis Dombrava refers to how well NA and AS have cooperated in opposition.

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PHOTO: meetings between the president and parties are taking place at Riga Castle after the elections

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Šlesers: This is a historic opportunity to form a coalition of the two parties with the largest voter support.

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Jāzeps Baško (@JazepsBasko)
Mēs mainām noteikumus · MMN ģenerālsekretārs
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Conclusions. The only thing I regret is that the election method proposed by MMN would make it possible to get a parliament with at least 30 Kulbergs and another 30 people far smarter than Kulberg, because the ban on combining offices would also be lifted. We represented those people who saw the cause of the problem rather than fighting the consequences. Thank them! Over the past six months, since MMN appeared, we have already made a considerable contribution to the common cause: we have radically changed Latvia's political agenda — changing the rules in state administration, or the general overhaul, became the main discourse in party rhetoric, and MMN's ideas became the main content of Kulberg's famous evening video selfies. Because, as he himself admitted on Domburs' show, AS had no program at all. We are not jealous, quite the opposite — we are glad that our ideas are being used as an instruction for action, and together with the rest of society we hope that Kulberg will succeed in implementing MMN's political program in practice as well. We would have done it better ourselves, but this option isn't bad either. Let's hope. It is also important that we have removed the JV/Pro monopoly from the race. Their era is over, and the state has at least been given hope of recovery. The immigration matters, however, make me worried. Because Kulberg supports bringing in low-skilled labor, and that will inevitably become an existential threat in the long term. And, finally, there is now a possibility that Rinkevičs definitely needs to be sent back to live with his mom. Because during a war, exposing the entire nation to security risks and putting Sprūds/Siliņa in charge just to get to live in the Castle was unforgivable. We got lucky. But it's not over yet. Thanks again to the MMN camp. At least we tried.

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The king is dead. Long live the king!

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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Conclusions. The only thing I regret is that the election method proposed by MMN would make it possible to get a parliament with at least 30 Kulbergs and another 30 people far smarter than Kulberg, because the ban on combining offices would also be lifted. We represented those people who saw the cause of the problem rather than fighting the consequences. Thank them! Over the past six months, since MMN appeared, we have already made a considerable contribution to the common cause: we have radically changed Latvia's political agenda — changing the rules in state administration, or the general overhaul, became the main discourse in party rhetoric, and MMN's ideas became the main content of Kulberg's famous evening video selfies. Because, as he himself admitted on Domburs' show, AS had no program at all. We are not jealous, quite the opposite — we are glad that our ideas are being used as an instruction for action, and together with the rest of society we hope that Kulberg will succeed in implementing MMN's political program in practice as well. We would have done it better ourselves, but this option isn't bad either. Let's hope. It is also important that we have removed the JV/Pro monopoly from the race. Their era is over, and the state has at least been given hope of recovery. The immigration matters, however, make me worried. Because Kulberg supports bringing in low-skilled labor, and that will inevitably become an existential threat in the long term. And, finally, there is now a possibility that Rinkevičs definitely needs to be sent back to live with his mom. Because during a war, exposing the entire nation to security risks and putting Sprūds/Siliņa in charge just to get to live in the Castle was unforgivable. We got lucky. But it's not over yet. Thanks again to the MMN camp. At least we tried.

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“Then there would be at least 30 Kulbergses and another 30 people much smarter than Kulbergs” – Alvis Hermanis shares his post-election reflections.

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Alvis Hermanis (@AlvisHermanis1)
Mēs mainām noteikumus · MMN valdes priekšsēdētājs
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Conclusions. The only thing I regret is that the election method proposed by MMN would make it possible to get a parliament with at least 30 Kulbergs and another 30 people far smarter than Kulberg, because the ban on combining offices would also be lifted. We represented those people who saw the cause of the problem rather than fighting the consequences. Thank them! Over the past six months, since MMN appeared, we have already made a considerable contribution to the common cause: we have radically changed Latvia's political agenda — changing the rules in state administration, or the general overhaul, became the main discourse in party rhetoric, and MMN's ideas became the main content of Kulberg's famous evening video selfies. Because, as he himself admitted on Domburs' show, AS had no program at all. We are not jealous, quite the opposite — we are glad that our ideas are being used as an instruction for action, and together with the rest of society we hope that Kulberg will succeed in implementing MMN's political program in practice as well. We would have done it better ourselves, but this option isn't bad either. Let's hope. It is also important that we have removed the JV/Pro monopoly from the race. Their era is over, and the state has at least been given hope of recovery. The immigration matters, however, make me worried. Because Kulberg supports bringing in low-skilled labor, and that will inevitably become an existential threat in the long term. And, finally, there is now a possibility that Rinkevičs definitely needs to be sent back to live with his mom. Because during a war, exposing the entire nation to security risks and putting Sprūds/Siliņa in charge just to get to live in the Castle was unforgivable. We got lucky. But it's not over yet. Thanks again to the MMN camp. At least we tried.

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Nacionālā apvienība (@VL_TBLNNK)
Nacionālā apvienība "Visu Latvijai!"-"Tēvzemei un Brīvībai/LNNK"
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🇱🇻 CONGRATULATIONS to Latvian member parties on remarkable election results! We applaud the Group’s Latvian political partners following the parliamentary election, with United List achieving a historic result and National Alliance maintaining a solid level of support. ECR Group Co-Chair @NProcaccini: “Latvian voters have sent a clear message that their country’s future lies firmly in the West. I warmly congratulate Andris Kulbergs and United List on this extraordinary and historic result. Andris led an exemplary, disciplined and convincing campaign that spoke directly to people’s expectations – security, economic growth and better prospects for Latvian citizens. This result can only be described as truly exceptional.” ECR Group Co-Chair @PatrykJaki: “Andris Kulbergs has achieved something truly remarkable because people clearly trust him. He is direct, approachable and close to the everyday concerns of Latvian citizens. Politics needs leaders who listen, speak plainly and remain connected to the people they represent. Andris has shown that this closeness to people can go hand in hand with an unequivocal commitment to Latvia’s place in the West.” National Alliance, Nacionālā apvienība “Visu Latvijai!” – “Tēvzemei un Brīvībai/LNNK”, achieved a solid and respectable result, broadly maintaining its previous level of support. The party is represented in the European Parliament by ECR MEP and European Parliament Vice-President Roberts Zīle and ECR MEP Rihards Kols. Procaccini said: “I also warmly congratulate Ilze Indriksone and our friends in National Alliance on a solid and very respectable result. They have remained consistent in defending Latvia’s national identity, strengthening its security and calling for more effective migration rules, while standing up for families and local communities.” Jaki said: “My congratulations also go to Ilze Indriksone and the whole National Alliance team. Voters know what this party stands for and know that it does not abandon its convictions when circumstances become difficult.”

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“Some angry women voted for him!” The people have an opinion about the election results

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Ēriks Stendzenieks (@E_Stendzenieks)
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Excellent. With all the crap that will soon have to be spooned, cut, reduced, eliminated – the ever sun-basked Kulberg will either have to take it all on himself, fight with NA over transit, cargo and migration (and God forbid catch JV saboteurs) and experience the classic “from love to hate is one step”, or include LPV along with NA. AS+NA is not a four-year government; there will be a lid on the economy, the public sector, the budget, etc., not to mention RailB and Article 13B of the climate law. He may not have understood that AS’s result comes not from his charm, but purely from the hatred of what JV has done, about which he is “shocked” every day in his videos, having experienced JV sabotage about 3 times a day in 4 months. And how could I have lost by not even running at all is unclear.

@DmitrijsMironov @E_Stendzenieks probably @SlesersAinars will try to convince that this is a great success 😂😂😂

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Raivis Zeltīts (@RaivisZeltits)
Austošā Saule Latvijai · ASL valdes priekšsēdētājs
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Saeima election results are almost fully compiled. 1.3% of voters – about 11,000 votes – have voted for “Austošā Saule Latvijai” (ASL). This is not the result we set as our goal. That must be honestly admitted. The campaign will be evaluated and our work improved so as to improve the result in the future. At the same time, the result is not a “catastrophe.” It is respectable for a new party contesting its first election. It is more than impressive given the smallest advertising budget of all parties in this campaign – by a many-fold margin. It is a good result considering the absurd situation in which the public broadcaster denied us participation in most TV debates while giving a platform to pro-Kremlin parties. We have not finished this story yet, and we will seek solutions to remedy the injustice. From the bottom of my heart I thank every one of our voters – every vote was a vote of conscience, a vote for the values that unite us, a vote for the vision of a Latvian, safe and prosperous Latvia. You laid the strongest foundation for a future political force. You voted according to your own judgment and with the courage to go against the current. You did not vote for noise. Every voter of ours is someone we will continue to fight for, and we will also fight for the interests, dignity and honour of all Latvian and patriotic citizens, convincing them with our further work. Thank you to our party’s activists and candidates in these elections. At no point in this campaign did we betray our convictions, enter into compromises or seek the easier path, preserving the essence that we laid in our party’s foundations on 23 August last year. Preserving that essence is more important than quick external successes. Being a forge for the next Latvian political leaders is one of ASL’s tasks that goes beyond the electoral campaign framework. This campaign was a very intense political school for many of our party members. A leader’s greatest satisfaction is seeing others also realise leadership qualities in themselves – I had the opportunity to experience this many times. ASL continues its work. We will regroup, change tactics and move forward. The result of the vote does not change the fundamental values of our ideas and programme – it shows the current balance of forces and the ability to convince others. These are changeable factors arising both from the environment and from our own abilities. Working to raise our own capacities is one of a political party’s tasks, and we will continue that – for us, politics is a path and a calling, not a matter of a single election. As for external factors, there were several that influenced our result, but I will mention only a couple of the most important. First, the massive propaganda urging people “not to throw away their vote” on new parties. The “lesser evil” principle still works. Combined with the ban on participating in most debates, we ended up with an unfair field of play, while experts hypocritically mumbled about the value of democracy and civic engagement. Second, the extremely great disappointment in politics in general. The credit of trust that the people gave to the authorities after the divisive Covid-19 era in 2022 under war conditions was squandered. The lowest voter turnout ever is entirely the responsibility of “Jaunā Vienotība.” But the disappointment is not only in them, but in politicians in general. We felt it absolutely everywhere we went during the agitation. In this situation, from a public relations perspective, “Apvienotais saraksts” and Andris Kulbergs showed themselves excellently, positioning themselves, while being in power, as opposition figures close to the people and “surprised” by all sorts of troubles. Together with a huge campaign budget, this worked and the result is unprecedented – the 35% result “sucked the oxygen” out of the other Latvian parties, leaving very many below the line or with a significantly smaller result. Except for the pro-Kremlin parties, which have an ethnic electorate. But ASL does not look at public relations, but at deeds and substance. We see no significant change of political course since the time when “Jaunā Vienotība” led the state. Not even better work – I remind you that one of Kulbergs’ priorities was ensuring quality elections, which, of course, was again on the verge of failure. In power is, and most likely will remain, a centrist liberal and pro-immigration party without real values. A party whose policy consequences will become increasingly visible even to those Latvians who did not yet see them during Kulbergs’ short government before the elections. The awakening after the noise of the campaign may be unpleasant. But it is inevitable and will make people listen to our words anew, reassessing their choices.

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Jāzeps Baško (@JazepsBasko)
Mēs mainām noteikumus · MMN ģenerālsekretārs
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I congratulate the United List and especially Andris Kulbergs on an exceptionally convincing victory in the elections! Thank you to all MMN supporters who came to the elections and voted for changing the rules! A proper analysis of the results will require a proper sleep, but even after a couple of hours of sleep it is clear that the results are not what we had hoped for. Overall, we finish in eighth place with approximately 3.4% of the vote. In Riga we came seventh, elsewhere lower in position, yet in Vidzeme, Zemgale and Kurzeme with higher percentages than in Riga. The main thing is that our work does not end at all. It is only beginning. The easy path to having a say on the first attempt did not work out for us; we will have to take the long road. And so we will continue what we have started, which has already grown with the experience of the first battle — we will build a proper, right-wing, nationally conservative, ideologically grounded party that offers to lift Latvian politics out of empty chatter and leftist expertism, salvation from the sure path towards total over-regulation, from drowning in debt and losing sovereignty. But for now, changing Latvia's course from the trajectory towards the abyss to something else has been entrusted to Kulbergs. From extra-parliamentary opposition we will continue to supply Kulbergs with ideas on how to do it. If the United List does not go into the small coalition with NA, then nothing good shines for restricting immigration. Without our active criticism and ideological impetus from outside, the elected parliament will not be good at all. That is why we cannot afford any three-year vacation. Latvia now needs not only creative MMN campaigning, but a real contribution from the sidelines, so that this convincing United List victory does not become Latvia's big loss. The relevance of the electoral reform we proposed will only be increased by the United List's result, because the Saeima will now fill with at least a dozen or so people who have more minuses than pluses, and about whom the wider public knows little. The larger the percentage for a party, the greater the bandwagon effect. To understand the degree of the United List's bandwagoning, it is enough to know that the day before the lists were submitted, a candidate who had also participated in our political council a couple of times suddenly refused to take part in our list, agreed to take part in the United List's list, and will now be an MP, elected there with a high number. Thank you for your support! My head is completely unclear; these are only first thoughts.

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PHOTO ⟩ Politicians participate in the Saeima elections

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Juris Viļums (@jureits)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Saeimas deputāts
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Day No. 90 in the prime minister's chair (Thursday, Oct 1) – SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO ALL ILL-WISHERS – 80% of the government's work HAS BEEN DONE! A decision on RailBaltica has also been adopted; 📊 79% of the ministers' TOP3 priority tasks — DONE. Today we reviewed the results of the first four months of the government's work. Of the 61 priority major TOP3 tasks of ministers, 48 have been completed — 79%. Of the 106 planned smaller tasks, 88, or 83%, have been achieved. In the remaining month the government will work, we will complete the remaining 20%. Among what has been done since the last meeting this month: - 4 ministers have completed their tasks 100% o @VARAM_Latvija @Edgars_T main achievement = the election system has been developed and handed over – the mark for the work done will be given by voters on October 3. o KEM @JanisVitenbergs main task is the launch of the heat market overhaul – the Rīgas Siltums tariff rectification plan with 12 points and clear deadlines. o @Tieslietas @EdvardsSmiltens prepared the law on the status of 30,000 Ukrainians in Latvia, so they can work and stay after March 1, 2027. o @EM_gov_lv @valainis completed the simplified construction process (bureaucracy genuinely reduced); fast-track coordination for street vendors and businesses introduced. ✅7 ministers have almost completed their Top3, just 1 completed task short as of today o @Finmin @MarisKucinskis almost completed all tasks with Tuesday's Finance Ministry report and cost-control measures already by the end of 2026. o FinMin completed an important task – all procurements will be published from the first €, done ahead of the 2028 date set in law. o @Iekslietas @janisdombrava submitted a revised migration report and an immigration-fighting plan. ✅Remaining tasks – ministers still have a month left, until November 3: o 4 tasks require a political decision to be completed; o 2 tasks depend on the adoption of the new EU MFF multiannual budget; o 1 task - @veselibasmin @H_AbuMeri the unified appointment system will be completed within a month, once the cybersecurity tests are finished. Tasks completed in 4 months, in addition to the government declaration: ✅The problem of NGO money-wasting and opaque funding allocation has been brought to the fore. The Finance Ministry has been tasked with developing a clear funding allocation procedure, with an efficiency assessment and the application of an open competition. ✅Suspension of the TET/LMT non-commercial transaction, preparation of a new, transparent solution that meets state interests. ✅Cooperation with FRANCE achieved to strengthen Latvia's security. ✅At the Eastern flank prime ministers' level, support achieved for the €7 billion initiative from the new EU MFF budget, where the justification is to be sought in the impact from the aggressor state in the East and the war in Ukraine. ✅Construction of the 6th stage launched at the airport – the new terminal that had been delayed for years. ✅Cybersecurity – requirements for the security rules of critical infrastructure data centres adopted, work that had not been done for 2.5 years; in this government we did it in 1 month. o Cybersecurity monitoring equipment installed for 15 critical IT systems https://t.co/3UE7BCYahN for infrastructure protection/monitoring. ✅ICT moratorium – with the support of the European Public Prosecutor's Office, a cartel in state IT procurement has been halted. The imposed procurement moratorium stopped corruption, saved €21 million in the state budget and forced ICT projects worth €130 million to be reassessed, whose usefulness must be evaluated from zero. ✅A historic decision on the centralisation of ICT systems achieved; ✅Operation "VILKATIS" made it possible to neutralise a Russia-organised hybrid attack of illegal migration through Belarus, combining the border guard, the state police, the national armed forces and KVC. ✅OCTA regulation – I have personally been driving amendments in the Saeima for 3 years, so that a traffic accident victim is protected by an insurance guarantee fund if the guilty party flees the scene. In addition, it will be decided that an OCTA accident victim can turn to their own insurer instead of the guilty party as today. This will finally change the historic mistake, shifting the emphasis from the cheapest price to quality. The government's work is not finished. Until the end of the government's mandate, we will not slow down the pace. More on #RailBaltica in the next post 1/2

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He is Latvia's Trump! Lithuanian media have published an extensive analysis of the elections in Latvia.

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Kārlis Seržants (@karlis_serzants)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Politiķis un žurnālists
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Day No. 90 in the prime minister's chair (Thursday, Oct 1) – SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO ALL ILL-WISHERS – 80% of the government's work HAS BEEN DONE! A decision on RailBaltica has also been adopted; 📊 79% of the ministers' TOP3 priority tasks — DONE. Today we reviewed the results of the first four months of the government's work. Of the 61 priority major TOP3 tasks of ministers, 48 have been completed — 79%. Of the 106 planned smaller tasks, 88, or 83%, have been achieved. In the remaining month the government will work, we will complete the remaining 20%. Among what has been done since the last meeting this month: - 4 ministers have completed their tasks 100% o @VARAM_Latvija @Edgars_T main achievement = the election system has been developed and handed over – the mark for the work done will be given by voters on October 3. o KEM @JanisVitenbergs main task is the launch of the heat market overhaul – the Rīgas Siltums tariff rectification plan with 12 points and clear deadlines. o @Tieslietas @EdvardsSmiltens prepared the law on the status of 30,000 Ukrainians in Latvia, so they can work and stay after March 1, 2027. o @EM_gov_lv @valainis completed the simplified construction process (bureaucracy genuinely reduced); fast-track coordination for street vendors and businesses introduced. ✅7 ministers have almost completed their Top3, just 1 completed task short as of today o @Finmin @MarisKucinskis almost completed all tasks with Tuesday's Finance Ministry report and cost-control measures already by the end of 2026. o FinMin completed an important task – all procurements will be published from the first €, done ahead of the 2028 date set in law. o @Iekslietas @janisdombrava submitted a revised migration report and an immigration-fighting plan. ✅Remaining tasks – ministers still have a month left, until November 3: o 4 tasks require a political decision to be completed; o 2 tasks depend on the adoption of the new EU MFF multiannual budget; o 1 task - @veselibasmin @H_AbuMeri the unified appointment system will be completed within a month, once the cybersecurity tests are finished. Tasks completed in 4 months, in addition to the government declaration: ✅The problem of NGO money-wasting and opaque funding allocation has been brought to the fore. The Finance Ministry has been tasked with developing a clear funding allocation procedure, with an efficiency assessment and the application of an open competition. ✅Suspension of the TET/LMT non-commercial transaction, preparation of a new, transparent solution that meets state interests. ✅Cooperation with FRANCE achieved to strengthen Latvia's security. ✅At the Eastern flank prime ministers' level, support achieved for the €7 billion initiative from the new EU MFF budget, where the justification is to be sought in the impact from the aggressor state in the East and the war in Ukraine. ✅Construction of the 6th stage launched at the airport – the new terminal that had been delayed for years. ✅Cybersecurity – requirements for the security rules of critical infrastructure data centres adopted, work that had not been done for 2.5 years; in this government we did it in 1 month. o Cybersecurity monitoring equipment installed for 15 critical IT systems https://t.co/3UE7BCYahN for infrastructure protection/monitoring. ✅ICT moratorium – with the support of the European Public Prosecutor's Office, a cartel in state IT procurement has been halted. The imposed procurement moratorium stopped corruption, saved €21 million in the state budget and forced ICT projects worth €130 million to be reassessed, whose usefulness must be evaluated from zero. ✅A historic decision on the centralisation of ICT systems achieved; ✅Operation "VILKATIS" made it possible to neutralise a Russia-organised hybrid attack of illegal migration through Belarus, combining the border guard, the state police, the national armed forces and KVC. ✅OCTA regulation – I have personally been driving amendments in the Saeima for 3 years, so that a traffic accident victim is protected by an insurance guarantee fund if the guilty party flees the scene. In addition, it will be decided that an OCTA accident victim can turn to their own insurer instead of the guilty party as today. This will finally change the historic mistake, shifting the emphasis from the cheapest price to quality. The government's work is not finished. Until the end of the government's mandate, we will not slow down the pace. More on #RailBaltica in the next post 1/2

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“If there is demand from the diaspora, it is clear that we need to adopt laws that are directly needed by them,” said Svetlana Čulkova (“Stability!”) in response to a question on how to ensure implementation of the Diaspora Law during the #IzvēliesLatvijasNākotni prime minister candidate debates. #Vēlēšanas2026

Additional labor in Latvia should be attracted with work visas. Once the employment contract ends, the entrant must leave Latvia, said Andris Kulbergs (AS) in the prime minister candidate debates #IzvēliesLatvijasNākotni. #Vēlēšanas2026 https://t.co/WoVhgP9gDA

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Additional labor in Latvia should be attracted with work visas. Once the employment contract ends, the entrant must leave Latvia, said Andris Kulbergs (AS) in the prime minister candidate debates #IzvēliesLatvijasNākotni. #Vēlēšanas2026 https://t.co/WoVhgP9gDA

“We must change our ideology. Lithuania and Estonia are capitalist countries. Latvia is not a capitalist country,” Alvis Hermanis (Mēs mainām noteikumus) said in the prime ministerial candidate debates #IzvēliesLatvijasNākotni. #Vēlēšanas2026 https://t.co/91l4V5qxTq

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Additional labour force should be attracted to Latvia with work visas. When the employment contract ends, the entrant must leave Latvia, Andris Kulbergs (AS) said in the prime minister candidate debates #IzvēliesLatvijasNākotni. #Vēlēšanas2026 https://t.co/pGyyUxWHiF

“We must change our ideology. Lithuania and Estonia are capitalist countries. Latvia is not a capitalist country,” Alvis Hermanis (“Mēs mainām noteikumus”) said in the prime ministerial candidate debates #IzvēliesLatvijasNākotni. #Vēlēšanas2026 https://t.co/KxTL5vl73D

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