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Of the 61 government priorities, 16 have been fully implemented, but Kulbergs is optimistic

No, well, yes... - @AndrisKulbergs My innate gullibility also said at first - this one is a real man and so on. 🤞✊ @partijaMMN https://t.co/22xP1O9ga8

Of the 61 government priorities, 16 have been fully implemented, but Kulbergs is optimistic

Of the 61 government priorities, 16 have been fully implemented

Of 61 government priorities, 16 have been fully implemented, but Kulbergs looks to September with hope.

Of the 61 government priorities, 16 have been fully implemented, but Kulbergs is optimistic

No, well, yes... - @AndrisKulbergs My innate gullibility also said at first - this one is a real old-timer and so on. https://t.co/22xP1O9ga8

In the Rail Baltica project, the government has demanded to reduce the scope and costs of the Latvian section...» 0 91

The government still has a long way to go in fulfilling its priorities, but Kulbergs is optimistic.

@JacquesofSTA Kulbergs with his remark simply registered as a Unity member. Geopolitics…, so whatever.

Kulbergs expects that the government will not be like a typical student who leaves everything to the last night.

Bite and Stepaņenko exchange accusations of arrogance and demagoguery

@mansviedoklis1 @AndrisKulbergs @ivchix The Prime Minister got confused, humanly forgivable, given the workload that most of us could hardly handle. Including me. But politics is an arena for mockery, it comes with the office, so now go ahead and sneer😏

In ministry employee salaries, one can allegedly find savings of 2 billion… Is that really true or did Kulberg misspeak?

@nezinu46 @AndrisKulbergs @ivchix In the ministries work about 3500 people, more precisely 3700. The salary budget is around 140 million per year, average gross salary 2.5k.

In TV24's pre-election debates, politicians are tasked with quoting Sprīdītis today

Why does Latvia need a new criminal procedure law – a conversation with Justice Minister Edvards Smiltēns (AS), Saeima deputy and former Justice Minister Inese Lībiņa-Egnere (JV), and the head of the Latvian Sworn Advocates Council Saulvedis Vārpiņš: https://t.co/Kfn1mIMM2W https://t.co/bX6Pqm29lQ

Society is taught to rely on facts, but populists show that one can be successful by ignoring facts. Facts are not needed to become prime minister and move towards victory in elections. So many numbers are being manipulated that it will be difficult to refute them all. That is a method which, as can be seen, is successful.