From@tvitermaniaks2Someone could remind AS, ZZS, NA that the Constitution is not Šlesers' pre-election campaign booklet. 🤬
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Posts and News mentioning Apvienotais saraksts
Political posts and news mentioning Apvienotais saraksts from monitored Latvian public sources.
Roberts Zīle predicts - what will happen if 'Rail Baltica' does not significantly advance by 2034?
VIDEO. Interview before the 15th Saeima elections. "United List" candidate for Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs: https://t.co/R9tpsWLo2o
This season, heating will be as much as 30% more expensive, but Latvian politicians have a European-level solution.
From@MartinsKriekisCivil servants can now safely vote for AS rather than JV. The interview says they receive only 200 million a year, though artificial intelligence says 2 billion - info from the law On the State Budget.. https://t.co/EU210Kag2r
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VIDEO: What do voters of the United List think
I would gladly have liked to be prime minister two and a half years ago; now airBaltic has been brought to the point where we cannot turn away a single investor, so says Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs. In his opinion, the Latvian state currently does not have the luxury of defining its own goals.
From@KNL_LTV1“We are all together a party of economists, centrist-conservative,” says Andris Kulbergs, describing the ideology of the “United List”.
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From@guntarsvOn Elksniņš's office door, which every Daugavpils economic manager sees before the morning meeting, is @aseradens. The minister knew that next year a budget crisis would set in. He knew where their own tradition of squabbling would lead, but he slipped off the stage, so now others have to swallow what Vienotība cooked up🫠
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@KNL_LTV1 @JanisDomburs Ask @AndrisKulbergs what has been done in 4 months. Turns out nothing - only talk and concessions to the "system".
In such an intense, sensitive pre-election period, the budget cannot be "opened up", says Andris Kulbergs, noting that "the system resists" and that it is not possible to review expenditures in detail within four months.
From@KNL_LTV1“We are all together a party of economists, centrist-conservative,” says Andris Kulbergs, describing the ideology of the “United List”.
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The state cannot be run like a company, whose main thing is profit, but the state has a social function, Kulbergs concludes after almost four months in the prime minister's post.
From@KNL_LTV1“We are all together a party of economists, centrist-conservative,” says Andris Kulbergs, describing the ideology of the “United List”.
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From@SMinistrija@Lato_Lapsa I have a more important question: why is Baiba, who did not receive the people's mandate, behaving as if she had? Also @AndrisKulbergs likes to speak in the "we" format about some atomic programme. Where is the referendum? Or has the little interim prime minister already slipped into the role of Napoleon?
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“I am less conservative,” when asked whether, compared to his fellow “United List” colleagues, he is to be considered less conservative, admits Andris Kulbergs.
From@KNL_LTV1“We are all together a party of economists, centrist-conservative,” says Andris Kulbergs, describing the ideology of the “United List”.
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“We are all together a party of economists, centrist-conservative,” says Andris Kulbergs, describing the ideology of the “United List”.
From@KNL_LTV1“I wouldn't say often,” asked how often he remains in the minority on the board of “Apvienotais saraksts,” says Andris Kulbergs, adding that there has been no need to use a veto. Being in opposition has apparently tempered “Apvienotais saraksts.”
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“I wouldn't say often,” asked how often he remains in the minority on the board of “Apvienotais saraksts,” says Andris Kulbergs, adding that there has been no need to use a veto. Being in opposition has apparently tempered “Apvienotais saraksts.”
LIVE. Interview before the 15th Saeima elections. 'United List' candidate for Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs: https://t.co/15lfclHY2B
Registered unemployment in Vidzeme is lower than the Latvian average: 4.1% versus 4.6%. People are working. However, last year the average gross wage in Vidzeme was €365 per month lower than in the country as a whole. That is why our goal is more well-paid jobs in the regions. For the UNITED LIST, the priorities are clear: security and the economy. A secure state gives entrepreneurs confidence to invest. Orderly state finances allow investment in development. Our task is to ensure that investment and better-paid jobs also reach Vidzeme and other Latvian regions. A person should not have to leave their municipality to receive decent pay for their work. 💶 Video: LTV Vidzeme leaders' debate “Choose the Future!” (24.09.)
Definitely vote for the “United List”. You won’t be disappointed.🤡🤡🤡 https://t.co/FqF4Q3tiDJ https://t.co/YnLEHeMCHt
What influential people's private phone numbers does the Latvian Prime Minister use to resolve complex issues – journalist Kristīne Kravcova's conversation with Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs ('United List'): https://t.co/dXHle9QaQh https://t.co/uteRLTjc0J
From@Heinrih5Today in Diena Kulbergs indirectly says that he wants a coalition with the Pro and Unity who have driven the country into a swamp, which means that nothing will change in Latvia and the same Unity political line will be continued, and after a year Kulbergs will be loved as little as they hate Siliņa now. https://t.co/79Vh7xOeam
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