Posts and News mentioning Apvienotais saraksts

Political posts and news mentioning Apvienotais saraksts from monitored Latvian public sources.

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BB.lv
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Kulbergs met with the US President's special envoy 0 70

MigrationDefenseSecurity
Jauns.lv
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Saeima rejects call to halt hospital network reform

Health
Māris Mežals (@maris_mezals)
LATVIJA PIRMAJĀ VIETĀ · EP deputāts
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⚠️ TWO MOTHERS IN A CHILD'S DOCUMENTS? WHERE DO THE CONSERVATIVE VALUES PROMISED BY THE UNITED LIST AND THE NATIONAL ALLIANCE GO?! We, LATVIA FIRST, proposed to examine this issue in the Saeima so that each deputy could show by his vote which values and which family model he stands for - for mother and father or for the legal recognition of two mothers in child documents. However, the inclusion of the issue on the agenda was not supported. See the voting table. WHY did AS and NA not support the examination of the issue? How does that align with your promises to defend traditional and Christian family values? I was especially asked to draw attention to the deputy chairwoman of the Saeima, Christian Linda Matisone from the United List. WHY did you leave the hall before this vote and return after it? If so, what was the reason? What is your position on the legal recognition of two mothers? REFERENCE: Currently, a case has been initiated in the Constitutional Court in which it is requested that the partner of a child's biological mother also be registered as the mother in the child's birth register. So the question is about the legal recognition of two mothers in child documents. The Constitutional Court has called on the Saeima and the Cabinet of Ministers to submit their legally reasoned response.

Saeimas ziņas (@Jekaba11)
Parlamenta ziņu konts
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Linda Matisone thanks the Thai ambassador for personal contribution to strengthening relations between the countries.

BNN
Article

From 5% for defense to abolishing the State Defense Service – what parties promise in national security before the Saeima elections.

BudgetDefense
IR žurnāls (@irLV)
Nedēļas žurnāls
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In 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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Budget
Matīss Žuravļevs (@zuravlevs)
ASL valdes loceklis
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I 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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Diena
Article

Study: Political forces disagree on the necessary defense funding before the elections.

Defense
Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
Žurnālists
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If you read the fascist Russian press, you can learn that the Russians are 'softening up' on any @AndrisKulbergs government 'tariffs' and plan to TRANSSHIP 2x MORE BLOODY GRAIN through Latvian and other Baltic countries' ports than they are able to transship through their own Baltic Sea ports!! Sorry, @MGruskevics, but you need to bluff in moderation….

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
Žurnālists
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Here is a very nasty question. WHY is the transit of Russian bloody grain in Estonia almost zero (they are also an EU state, after all), even though their Muuga port capacity in this genre is a serious 2 million tons? And why is Latvia in the role of a Russian errand boy, letting through ALMOST 90% OF RUSSIAN GRAIN in the Baltic states' ports!!!! Maybe one phone call to the Estonian prime minister to adopt experience could solve everything?🤔 @IvoButkevics @Lato_Lapsa @DelfiLV @Lastovskis @TV3zinas

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Agriculture / Forests
Jurģis Liepnieks (@JurgisLiepnieks)
Politiskais stratēģis
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@Krisjanis_K @AndrisKulbergs because Kulbergs decided that you are welcome!

If 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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Raivis Zeltīts (@RaivisZeltits)
Austošā Saule Latvijai · ASL valdes priekšsēdētājs
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I 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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Agriculture / Forests
Reinis Pozņaks (@poznaks)
EP deputāts
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@EMEL_LV @inese_putniece I was already being ironic about that regime.

@poznaks @inese_putniece Not the damned Kulbergs regime, but an example of Kulbergs' new leadership era of being on the ground, closer to people and talking with the nation. As opposed to flying in the heights of arrogance like the nobles of the Vienotība court.

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
Žurnālists
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I 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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Agriculture / Forests
Press.lv
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Kulberg's eye is twitching. But who chose this government?

Bureaucracy
Jurģis Liepnieks (@JurgisLiepnieks)
Politiskais stratēģis
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I 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.

Agriculture / Forests
TV24
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Kulbergs: My eyelids are twitching and I want to cry from bureaucracy

Bureaucracy
TV24
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Kulbergs will meet with Donald Tusk on Friday to discuss airBaltic's cooperation with the Poles.

InvestmentsInfrastructure
Latvijas Banka (@LatvijasBanka)
Centrālā banka
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@AndrisKulbergs @aldis_viesturs @MarisKaminskis @jarinovska @VL_TBLNNK @JanisVitenbergs LB both issues euro banknotes and coins and participates in their printing (eurozone countries do this jointly and coordinated, sharing costs). The current rise in inflation has not monetary but geopolitical causes (conflicts in the Middle East etc.), and monetary policy suppresses it! https://t.co/FCahyPGEYQ

@aldis_viesturs @MarisKaminskis @jarinovska @VL_TBLNNK @JanisVitenbergs @LatvijasBanka Generally, LB does not print money since we joined the Eurozone in 2014.

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