@JurgisLiepnieks This is nothing new. There was an old 'nothing special' case, in which, not to mention what was decided the previous day, one could not even explain what is happening in the country they lead in recent months. Moreover, the finance minister.
@JansonsJuris Kučinskis is the finance minister in this government, but yes, of course, previous governments seemed that it couldn't get worse. Turns out it can.
🇷🇺 NO TO RUSSIAN GRAIN – NO. I am pleased that the Saeima has broad support for economic restrictions on Russia. I see this as a clear mandate from the Saeima for the government to continue the work already begun. And we will continue. Decisively. Not with loud slogans, but with real actions. We will not look for excuses why something cannot be done. We will not hide behind endless approvals and waiting for others to decide in our place. Latvia itself has the tools, and they must be used. Our goal is clear – to maximally restrict the transit of Russian grain and prevent Latvia's infrastructure from helping the aggressor state's economy earn money and finance the war against 🇺🇦. Of course, one cannot help but notice the approaching elections. 😉 Suddenly the loudest fighters against Russian grain transit and seekers of 'bloody grain' are also among those who, for the past three years, while in power, could have acted themselves. Back then – excuses, hesitation, and arguments why not. Now – loud calls for the government to act. We in the government have already been acting since August. On Tuesday, a draft amendment prepared for the Cabinet of Ministers will be brought. The only difference – we will not talk, but act. 🇱🇻🤝🇺🇦
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@Mikipele6@Apvienotais_ We have been through everything and know what we are doing. Our responsible @Sat_Min is preparing the necessary decisions. On Tuesday we will look at @Brivibas36. Follow the events, less reference to ministers of another country. Thank you!
@AndrisKulbergs@Apvienotais_ Dear Mr. Kulberg! Has no one really explained to you that setting railway infrastructure tariffs is a matter of EU regulation and the government has no legal possibility to decide anything there? Today the Lithuanian Minister of Agriculture also told the media exactly that.
⚠️Here's how JV, AS, NA and ZZS deputies LISTEN when Hosams Abu Meri's resignation is demanded! All those who wait in lines and pay for expensive medicines - remember this sight on October 3! Don't forget them! https://t.co/2f72mTZxaE
Chaos in Kulbergs' government. It's unclear what was decided about exams - when do they take effect? First time I see such - the government decides, but doesn't understand what has been decided for thousands of students. https://t.co/idwQcUuapB
Today @LRZinas@LatvijasRadio supposedly compared Germany's AfD party with our @austsaule. In this way LR normalizes Kremlin parties in Europe. LR has become similar to Orbán's media. Yes, you didn't mishear, even a left-wing government can be anti-democratic.
Uldis Augulis (ZZS) emphasizes that at the European level there are still no restrictions on transit, such bans would need to be coordinated. Therefore, it has been decided to carry out grain analyses, but if it is found that it was grown in the occupied territories of Ukraine, the respective carrier could face criminal liability.
“United List” supports imposing a 300% tariff on transit from Russia and Belarus, believing that it will work as a ban, as it will make transit unattractive. Meanwhile, “Progressives” and NA call for banning transit.
“United List” supports imposing a 300% tariff on transit from Russia and Belarus, believing that it will work as a ban, as it will make transit unattractive. Meanwhile, “Progressives” and NA call for banning transit.
The Ministry of Health promised that no regional hospital would see its total funding reduced, and the essence of the document adopted by the government is completely different from how regional hospitals have perceived it, says Edgars Tavars.
The next government will be able to use the formula for a long time - you know, it will take a long time to fix what was done during Kulbergs' government.