Posts and News mentioning Apvienotais saraksts

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

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Otto Ozols (@OttoOzols)
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So - obvious and clear - @AndrisKulbergs, @EdvardsSmiltens @Apvienotais_ essentially the current government core have broken the law, lied, squandered state funds for private needs, @KNABinforme once again demonstrated clinical fear of the ruling elite and, frightened, pretended nothing happened. But here some think that nothing really happened and the blame should be shifted to journalists who dared to ask Kulberg's excellency questions that his highness found uncomfortable. And how are we different from Putlerland, where journalists must be put in their place for wrong questions?

Very weak @ltvdefacto piece about @Apvienotais_ and @AndrisKulbergs violations when meeting with residents in Liepāja. Nothing sensational. Not even any investigative journalism - no amounts wasted or hourly rates calculated that were spent inappropriately. You can do better.

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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I will try to 'figure out' based on this one example 🤓, why @AndrisKulbergs's desire for complete NGO funding data will most likely remain just a wish. The beginning of it all is the €8,434.06 that was funneled into the website of the political agitation foundation Re:Baltica through a supposedly 'competition' that is not publicly available anywhere, which you will search for in vain in State Treasury payments. Do not misunderstand - the State Treasury data is good, but it also has its limitations.

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Otto Ozols (@OttoOzols)
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@AnitaDreika @aiga_balode @ivchix @lsmlv @ltvdefacto The head of government @AndrisKulbergs lied, the justice minister @EdvardsSmiltens lied. And instead of admitting it, they chose to cheaply 'run over' a journalist. You may like or dislike @ivchix, but that in no way cancels the fact that Kulbergs is a liar and a hypocrite.

@aiga_balode @ivchix @lsmlv @ltvdefacto What does it change for the state? Are you seriously asking that about public media employees, when we know for how many millions from the the state budget the public maintains this public media?

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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If anyone hasn't realized it yet - @AndrisKulbergs and @Apvienotais_ are part of the same Unity cancer, just repackaged and covered with new wallpaper. Three months after the election, even a blind person will see it. https://t.co/pgLhBVw0JC

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Published Saeima salary top: significant differences among deputies

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Otto Ozols (@OttoOzols)
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Why there will be no need to return. Prime Minister @AndrisKulbergs and Minister of Justice @EdvardsSmiltens have been campaigning during working hours instead of working, lying to the public. And they have continued to do so even when caught red-handed. That is fraud and theft of state funds. If Kulbergs wants to continue talking about 'meetings with residents', then he is no different from other politicians who consider the public to be fools.

Hopefully, we won't have to return to this topic. Everyone who needs to will understand everything and draw conclusions, even if they never publicly admit it or apologize for anything. Some, however, probably won't understand. https://t.co/lE6RuKvlt0

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Ēriks Stendzenieks (@E_Stendzenieks)
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@andrislov It comes up once a month and I answer once a month too😁 https://t.co/PmGmoW1jJ7

Guntars Vītols is an adviser to the Minister of Finance and a board member of “Latvia's Restart”, a person who sits close to the tap of state money, talks about the state having to get off entrepreneurs' backs, and sometimes even says something sensible about the budget deficit, but as soon as the public responds not with applause but with criticism, it immediately begins—social media are toxic, only fools and cretins are there, and “leave or formally stay”. That is the typical reflex of the political elite, namely, I am smart enough to distribute taxpayers' money, but the rest are too stupid to say anything to my face. Free market and freedom of speech obviously end where his personal comfort ends. The aristocracy of the political caste, or the arrogance of an expert who forgets that his salary comes from those same “cretins”. If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. A person who cannot withstand public criticism is not suitable for either an adviser's or a politician's post; he is suitable for a quiet office where everyone nods.

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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Oh dear, the brilliant thinker, the even more brilliant economist and finally seated in a ministerial chair, @guntarsv is not getting his due daily dose of ovations and without them withers like a pale potato sprout in a cellar. Sob. Please support! And defend this national treasure against plain idiots!

Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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Guntars Vītols is an adviser to the finance minister and a board member of 'Latvijas restart', a person who sits close to the state's tap of money, talks about how the state should get off the backs of entrepreneurs, and sometimes even says something sensible about the budget deficit, but as soon as the public responds not with applause but with criticism, it immediately starts - social media is toxic, only fools and cretins are there, and 'leave or formally remain'. That is the typical reflex of the political elite, namely, I am smart enough to distribute taxpayers' money, but the others are too stupid to tell me something to my face. Free market and freedom of speech for him obviously end where his personal comfort ends. Aristocratism of the political caste, or the arrogance of an expert who forgets that his salary comes from those same 'cretins'. If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. A person who cannot withstand public criticism is not suitable for either an adviser or a politician position; he is suitable for a quiet office where everyone nods their head.

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LTV De Facto (@ltvdefacto)
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The trip officially called a working visit to Kurzeme by the prime minister and two ministers was in fact organized by the office of the 'United List' and the leader of the Liepāja Party, former mayor Uldis Sesks. https://t.co/AIiL4dWjnG https://t.co/Qk80zzTcnV

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#defacto returns to @LatvijasTV air – on Sundays, right after Panorāma. This week on the show: Business trip or campaign trip? KNAB checks the visit of a minister from the prime minister's party to Kurzeme. How far is Kulbergs' government ready to go to save the airline 'airBaltic'? https://t.co/2oW9Dv4qEY

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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Ugh, what bravado! Hope it doesn't turn out to be another piece of 'crap' or 'complete manure'. Those are real obligations arising from real nominal values. The market's assessment of the chances to recover them may vary. On the state side, an uncollected five-euro is equal in sign to a spent five-euro. The government has given the green light to all these matters, arising from the Ministry of Transport, but will implement them sequentially and with additional decisions. That doesn't change the fact that the government has decided on the specific support package, including potentially another 30 million. Language can be a tricky thing; I'll consider organizing some courses for those interested. :)

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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And this two-faced communist @guntarsv, who wasn't even fit as a Latvian for the Kargins, wants to crawl into the Saeima on Kulberg's coattails. https://t.co/B5NZVxU1tq

Reinis Pozņaks (@poznaks)
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All good. Everyone can ask. I just said what I think about some. Though I think Andris quite clearly said what he thinks about it.

@poznaks Is there some filter in AS for who should answer the question about a coalition with LPV and who shouldn't? This question is asked to AS not only by your opponents. So far the answers have been only evasive mumbling.

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Reinis Pozņaks (@poznaks)
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@ragadegmess Yes, you may. I'm talking about those who demand and moralize.

@poznaks And? Because Pro has been in coalition with ZZS, AS is not allowed to demand a clear statement about entering a coalition with LPV? Okay, keep playing this game.

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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Kulbergs and Sprūds are messing around with the unpurchased anti-drone munitions; I don't understand why their assembly couldn't have been entrusted almost 3 years ago to the SIA 'Valsts aizsardzības korporācija' created for this purpose? https://t.co/CST2xPLxy1

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Otto Ozols (@OttoOzols)
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@ivchix @AndrisKulbergs @EdvardsSmiltens As is known, in Latvia @KNABinforme is not an independent institution (a systemic error that was fixed in Ukraine), this institution is neither brave nor capable of functioning. Did the politicians themselves get scared to confirm to LSM with documents that everything was correct and honest?

@OttoOzols @AndrisKulbergs @EdvardsSmiltens That will probably now be clarified by KNAB. But more details about that – on Sunday https://t.co/xkes9lQCCQ

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Ansis Pūpols (@AnsisPupols)
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Although PRO desperately tries to “marry” AS with Šlesers, I wouldn't be surprised if they are the first to unite in a common cause with LPV. After all, they are united by love for the Russian language and crossing the thick red lines, as in the case of ZZS, so problems won't arise…

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