From@B03091315BWell, how long can this go on???@AndrisKulbergs Another unnecessary trough in front of your nose, but nothing changes... and it won't change, right? 🤡 because paper and video can bear everything https://t.co/yfglniZu9P
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Posts and News mentioning Apvienotais saraksts
Political posts and news mentioning Apvienotais saraksts from monitored Latvian public sources.
Overnight Kulbergs tweeted: Interesting that the biggest bearer of change @AlvisHermanis1 is able to declaim change on Facebook, but not to defend ideas in prime minister debates. Migration, you see, bothers him... Rostovskis and Bite are supposedly the main culprits in migration... only the "famous" director has no facts, no data, no evidence, only fake claims." TV24 invited me to participate in a show where LTRK (the chamber of medium-sized entrepreneurs) head Rostovskis and LDDK (the association of large entrepreneurs) head Bite would interrogate and question prime minister candidates. Knowing that both are especially responsible for dragging immigrants into Latvia, I found this format unacceptable and I declined. Rostovskis regularly travels to India to organize Indian "students" for his family business, which is the university "Turība", while Bite is famous for recruiting Central Asian slaves for his own business. That, of course, is cheaper than paying local normal wages or modernizing technology. So I did not go to the TV24 show, which was hosted by Armands Puče (whom, by the way, I greatly respect and recommend everyone read his latest book "Traitor" (using Munter's example to better understand modern Latvia's tragedy)), but I did watch the show. To my surprise, Kulbergs was there, where all three complimented each other and rejoiced in one another. That Kulbergs himself comes from the LDDK organization, we of course know. And it also becomes clearer why a few weeks ago he rudely attacked the Interior Minister Dombrava over radical restriction of immigration. The TV24 show ended with the logos of both sponsors. LDDK and LTRK.
Kulbergs: “Migration seems to bother him…” Masks are falling. https://t.co/MJUHfHK0co
From@AndrisKulbergsInteresting that the biggest bearer of change @AlvisHermanis1 is able to declaim change on Facebook, but not defend ideas in the prime minister debates. Migration, you see, bothers him... Rostovskis and Bite are supposedly the main culprits in migration... but the 'famous' director has no facts, no data, no evidence, only fake claims. I defended and explained AS plans and ideas, but the director got scared...
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Lack of any critical thinking
In EU budget negotiations, Latvia will seek additional EUR 7 billion to fortify eastern flank - Kulbergs
Belarusian regime continues to use people as a tool to exert pressure on Latvia and EU - Braze
From@jautaa_veelFacts, data, and evidence for @AlvisHermanis1's statement are that Rostovsky and Bite are making a lot of money from migrant imports and the trade in residence permits. Such "experts" are on the same level as the pro-Kremlin three-member associations of Alberta Street 13 and Raubiško. The import of migrants from Russia's satellites is a crime against Latvia, happening right before our eyes.
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Interesting that the biggest bearer of change @AlvisHermanis1 is able to declaim change on Facebook, but not defend ideas in the prime minister debates. Migration, you see, bothers him... Rostovskis and Bite are supposedly the main culprits in migration... but the 'famous' director has no facts, no data, no evidence, only fake claims. I defended and explained AS plans and ideas, but the director got scared...
From@VPPzinas🇱🇻 MMN leader and first number on the Vidzeme list exposes and tears apart the migrant lobby! Alvis Hermanis's apt quote and actions make all guests quietly wince. As is known, only MMN and ASL support stopping ethnic replacement. The other conservative parties support better legislation, but not an absolute change in flow. The parties should be praised that they are all honest with voters in their promises, with the exception of NA, which for incomprehensible reasons tries to create the impression that its position is different from those of AS and ZZS.
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Regarding the governance of state-owned companies... it must be fundamentally changed in the next government. All state-owned companies must be placed under the Latvian Development Fund, where there would be professional management and the earned money would be reinvested and earn, rather than be consumed in maintaining the state apparatus. Investments would earn with interest. The shares of this LV Development Fund would be listed on the stock exchange and would obtain the necessary capital for energy projects, regional construction, strengthening the border, infrastructure projects such as roads and railways, etc.
From@tv24_lv"Tragically low level and unprofessionalism," concluded @AndrisKulbergs, @Apvienotais_ prime ministerial candidate, on TV24 program "Runāsim atklāti" about the governance of state-owned companies. ▶️ Watch the full TV24 program: Part 1 https://t.co/2GAZiVZRo9 Part 2 https://t.co/daQkMqZ3wP Part 3 https://t.co/UGqWWAXGlo
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From@Janis_VeideJust now in the LTV debates, a question was addressed to the United List @Apvienotais_: Will you go together with Šlesers after the elections? Answer (Kučinskis): Our decision until the elections is not to talk about it! Now that's a pretty clear signal that they will go together and still happily put Šlesers in as Minister of Transport!
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"There are political forces with whom we do not talk much. But regarding neither the Progressives nor the others we leave the field. Our decision is not to talk about it before the elections," said Māris Kučinskis (AS) during the #IzvēliesLatvijasNākotni pre-election debates in Liepāja.
From@ltvzinasCurrently, in my opinion, it is too easy to get an excuse from sports. As a result, our VAD instructors also say that physical fitness among young people is catastrophically low. A 'Deloitte' study proved that we are currently the most sedentary society in Europe,” said Artūrs Butāns (NA) in the #IzvēliesLatvijasNākotni pre-election debates in Liepāja.
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How do parties promise to finance Latvia's defense?
26.8 million euros are held in closed accounts of financial institutions; no one claims the money
From@JurgisLiepnieksI deliberately paused for a couple of days, thought it would calm down, you can't swear all the time, but still I don't know how to politely describe Kulbergs' government decisions on the Russian grain matter. So the Latvian government made a decision to ensure unimpeded transit for Russian and Ukrainian-stolen grain through Latvian ports. Only for show, increasing one of the most insignificant transit cost items, which will still allow Latvia to earn a bit in this common business with Russia. As a result, grain transit will not be stopped, it is and will continue at full speed, we are helping Russians rob Ukraine and get money for war. How????? That is Kulbergs' real policy.
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🛑 ELECTION CHEAT SHEET - LOOK AT DEEDS, NOT PROMISES! I am publishing the faces and votes of deputies so you can see who supports the legal recognition of two mothers in a child's documents. NA and AS politicians, who call themselves conservatives and defenders of Christian values, where did your faith and conviction go? ZZS has corrected themselves this time and supported. They learn from mistakes, because they know how to lose voters and fight for 5%. With Vienotība and Progresīvie everything is clear - whether two mothers or five fathers, what's the difference?! The image also separately indicates 27 deputies who do not appear in the voting list and who left the chamber because of shame… KIS KIS SHAME… deputy is bad….. Save this image!
@Oslejs @BTiesiskums @IvarsAuzins @KNL_LTV1 In recent years, everything has turned out completely opposite to what you say. For years now, aB has been "guided" by your musings. We see the results.
From@Oslejs@BTiesiskums @IvarsAuzins @AndrisVelps @KNL_LTV1 An airline serving only Latvia is not possible due to too small a scale and thus high costs. The Estonians and Lithuanians already tried it. So saying that 30 is already too many is incorrect. The new plan is the minimum possible volume. 100 is much better, but that requires funding.
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Simplify tax payment for small-scale economic operators
“We are helping Russians rob Ukraine and get money for the war”: Liepnieks sharply criticizes the government's approach to Russian grain transit
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