Posts and News mentioning Apvienotais saraksts

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

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AS promises to focus on putting state finances in order, security, and economic growth.

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Čulkova: Stabilitātei! will continue working even without state funding.

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AS (United List) promises to focus on putting state finances in order, security, and economic growth.

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Neatkarīgā Rīta Avīze (@nralv)
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Evika Siliņa argues for “New Unity” staying in Andris Kulbergs' government https://t.co/HwbQQGosio

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Evika Siliņa argues for keeping “New Unity” in Andris Kulbergs’ government

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LETA (@letanewslv)
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Kulbergs described the situation as a historic moment, as a large part of society had expressed support for change in the elections. He pointed out that AS's main priorities are putting state finances in order, strengthening security and promoting economic growth, as well as making public administration more efficient https://t.co/K6cvWkPoa1

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Ēriks Stendzenieks (@E_Stendzenieks)
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But it wasn't. I have a really cool answer – democratically that would be a legitimate reason, but I am not a democrat, I have simply accepted that we live in a democracy. You can see democracy in all sorts of 360TV with retard shows, Magones, Kambalas, which are made based on profitability and viewing figures. You can see democracy in the likes of Uzulnieks and Brēmanis. Yes, a huge part of society is massively stupid, I, as Ēriks Stendzenieks, have this opinion, which stems from the thesis – I am smart and my opinion is the right one, but those who disagree are stupid and their opinion is wrong. Also, I am a very good person, but my opponents are very evil and very bad.

@MartinsKriekis @E_Stendzenieks Kulbergs already said that this region has always been specific. Understand it as you like, but it didn't sound good. But the idea that it points to LPV being taken into government – what would you say if instead of LPV it were Sovereign Power? Would that also be a legitimate reason?

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Kulbergs does not rule out a minority government

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Trade unions express concerns about the United List's (AS) planned reduction of expenditure (1)

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PHOTO: Unpopular decisions are also expected. Kulbergs, meeting with the president, names the new government's plans.

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"Income and expenditure must match." Kulbergs promises to focus on putting state finances in order.

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Ēriks Stendzenieks (@E_Stendzenieks)
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AS has won in all electoral districts, except in Latgale, where LPV won. Rejecting the presence of Latgale’s winner in the government, while at the same time agreeing to work together with JV, is pushing away and alienating Latgale’s voters. https://t.co/HbrbZN90Vg

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After the big victory, Kulbergs reveals whether he will join one of the AS parties

Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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The voter said clearly: @AndrisKulbergs and AS have 41 mandates, New Unity 7. Taking JV back into government is like appointing the same arsonist as chief architect after a fire, and then giving him the keys to the new safe in the name of stability. 41 seats is a historic credit of trust for change, not a resuscitation of old coalition arithmetic. Giving ministries to a party with 7 deputies turns 41 mandates into an expensive decoration. Next time, the voter will throw such a compromise in the trash. 15 years of lagging behind our neighbors is not a mystical natural phenomenon. It is concrete policy, permit jungles, tax experiments, and state-owned company monopolies that strangle local business. By seating the guilty at the table, Kulbergs turns from a reformer into an accomplice of the system. Unity's real ideology is not liberalism, but the apparatus, capacity-building projects, endless strategies, and absorbing EU funds for nothing. Let them back in, and every idea to eliminate redundant state positions will end with the creation of a new department for reducing the state. State debt of 22.6 billion, interest payments devouring the budget, but the old coalition school knows only one trick: borrow more. The habit of calling a deficit a smart investment will brake any real turnaround. Taxes will remain, debt will grow, and the entrepreneur will still submit three certificates to buy one screw. Classic parasitism of power: when growth again lags behind Vilnius and Tallinn, JV will announce that Kulbergs is too radical. When bureaucracy does not shrink, that the coalition consensus must be respected; in the end, the voter will send the bill for stagnation to the one who had 41 votes, not to the seven backstage conductors. Foreign and local capital does not watch pretty press conferences; it watches who sits at the decision-making table. If the party that lost three-quarters of its mandates again oversees finance or justice, no one will believe that the rules of the game have really changed. This time the voter gave the problem exactly 7 votes. Taking it back to the table is not statesmanship; it is capitulation before the battle begins. The mandate was given to weed out the weeds, not to water them again and call it national unity.

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Kulbergs: All models, including a minority government, are possible (1)

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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AS has won in all electoral districts except Latgale, where LPV won. Rejecting the presence of Latgale's winners in the government while at the same time agreeing to work together with JV is pushing away and alienating Latgale's voters. https://t.co/HbrbZN90Vg

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State budget money for parties – a record for some, while others will be left empty-handed.

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