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Posts and News mentioning Apvienotais saraksts
Political posts and news mentioning Apvienotais saraksts from monitored Latvian public sources.
National Alliance expresses its position on Gorkšs as the possible Director of the State Chancellery
Kulbergs: It is currently not possible to ban the transit of Russian grain
PM: Latvia currently cannot ban Russian grain transit (1)
The government calls on LMT and Tet to consider buying out their own shares from Telia themselves.
The task has not been fulfilled and the goal has not been achieved: Kulbergs angry about what is happening with Tet and LMT.
The government calls on LMT and Tet to assess their readiness to buy out their shares from Telia themselves.
Government calls on LMT and Tet to assess the possibility of buying out their capital shares from Telia Company 0 63
NA promises support for Gorkšs in the position of State Chancellery Director
Due to significant shortcomings, the president asks to review the amendments to the Administrative Liability Law
Kulbergs promises the film industry a million, but still doesn't know how to secure the funding.
PHOTO ⟩ Prime Minister promises the film industry one million euros from 2028 (4)
Prime Minister promises one million euros to the film industry from 2028 (1)
Rejection of the 'Netflix tax': Kulbergs promises the film industry a million euros from 2028, but where the money will come from is still unclear.
The acting official will perform the duties of the State President of Latvia for two days.
"He sleeps three hours a day": Kulbergs' wife admitted that politics has changed their family's life.
Kulbergs will remain officially silent for at least another week in forming the new government.
Daugavietis has resigned from the Unity board: I believe that during this four-year term and the Saeima elections we have made many fundamental mistakes.
President Rinkēvičs and Prime Minister Kulbergs hand over duties to substitutes for a couple of days.
Are all means fair? In Riga, a victim of possible violence has become a tool in political struggle.