From@EdmundsJurevicsWe are always ready to help the Minister of the Interior put into effect the new provisions of the Immigration Law, which give broader powers to revoke residence permits for persons acting against state security interests.
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From@DavisVilumsKleinbergs knew about what had been done immediately, but Panorāma explains that the Progressives contacted the police at the END of September!!! That means Kleinbergs knew about it at least two weeks before contacting the police! Namely, with a considerable delay, waiting for the elections to end. https://t.co/BSi7v7Ts7I
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@CardinalisRavus We should also organize a public exorcism and curse removal ritual, or film the minister going to confession. By the way, holy water helps against hangovers in the morning.
From@CardinalisRavusValainis's despair, or God's ways are indeed inscrutable 🙏🏻 https://t.co/VLBWVwHUXV
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From@staddannThis picture speaks louder and reach wider than any words can. This is France, this is the West.
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From@wannax_j@Madzins LSM has an especially friendly attitude toward the Progressives. Even such a thing is turned into a positive light. Uzulnieks's example at LSM has completely different emphases, and it is only mentioned in passing that he was “expelled from the Union of Greens and Farmers” rather than as a headline. https://t.co/d6oeh5uahO
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From@Madzins“They address it.” Today? Oh, why didn't they address it in time? Why hide the crime? Why weepy dreams about burnout? Shocked by colleagues who uncritically circulate obvious “Progressives” PR nightmares. In my opinion, this story is only in its early stages. https://t.co/PHUR5sj3DO
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I will note that when Enģelis left his post for 'burnout, personal reasons', his place was taken by @Progresivie board member @Martins_Zvejnks, who, knowing everything, publicly dedicated words to his predecessor - 'good luck and health. I will definitely ask for advice!' Another proof that the board publicly did everything to cover up the sexual exploitation of a minor.
From@ZelenskyyUaIt is very symbolic that today, on Pokrova, we met with all EU ambassadors to Ukraine. We discussed many issues. Of course, first and foremost, the readiness to support Ukraine. Air defense and joint production, financial resilience, EU accession, and sanctions pressure on Russia for its war are the key tracks we are working on. There will be more such coordination formats on foreign policy. Thank you for your support.
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From@andrii_sybihaToday, Russians deliberately struck a school in Kyiv while children were in class and a bridge while a metro train was crossing it. Following the recent devastating attack on the National Academy of Sciences, another Russian drone hit the grounds of the Institute for Nuclear Research, where a research nuclear reactor is located. Thankfully, no one was injured, the reactor was not damaged, and radiation levels remain normal. This is the brutality and cynicism of Russia’s war in its clearest form. Russia is trying to erase Ukraine’s identity, scientific and intellectual potential, as well as deprive its children of a normal childhood and the right to learn. Yet Moscow systematically brings its war into each of these spaces, seeking to make normal life itself impossible. Russia has already damaged 4,278 schools across Ukraine and completely destroyed 428. In Kyiv, every third school has suffered damage. Protecting the possibility for Ukrainian children to continue learning is therefore a matter of resilience and of defending Ukraine’s future. I thank the 12 countries and four international organisations that have joined the Shelter Coalition, as well as the EU for its additional €10 million contribution. We invite more partners to join. Russia is testing how far its terror can reach. Our collective task is to make sure there is a limit — one set by our ability to protect people, defend normal life, and make Russia pay for every attack.
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@viuksmp @Progresivie Or rather to Lāce and Šuvajevs, who are the party's co-chairs, and under whose leadership the board knowingly decided to cover it up and stay silent.
From@viuksmp@JurgisLiepnieks @Progresivie Actually, there was a case where a Progressives minister secured the resignation of Music Academy rector Prānis over an allegedly concealed harassment case. If they themselves take the medicine they prescribe to others, shouldn't Kleinbergs resign here as well?
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From@edgarsrinkevicsDuring #UNGA week it was great to have a short exchange and photo with President @realDonaldTrump and to hear nice words about Latvia, 5% defence spending and commitment to keep bad guys out. Thank you, Mr. President, for your hospitality and support🇱🇻 🇺🇸 Photo: White House https://t.co/sSWOj2Hw9G
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From@Jauna_Vienotiba✅ The pre-election campaign for the 15th Saeima has concluded!
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Kulbergs: Mieriņa, why did the US not invite Latvia to the meeting on NATO's future? https://t.co/K4lpE0yaLD
In a normal society, Mārtiņš Ēņģelis would sink the party @Progresivie, and in the elections it would be swept into the dungheap of history. Not because they have such a member, but because they covered it up.
Kulbergs reassures: why the US did not invite Latvia to the meeting on NATO's future
@kritinsL And besides, Mārtiņš Eņģelis writes in correct standard Latvian; LSM should hire him. He has a good vocabulary, and they also share values. Anita Brauna and Marta Cerava should seriously consider bringing him on.
From@kritinsL@kr_klavins Krišjānis, please look at LSM, they have posted an article that justifies this progressive pedophile party.
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🇱🇻 Tonight at TV3 debates we support the National Alliance's prime ministerial candidate @IIndriksone. https://t.co/2lb5IK320l
Last day of pre-election campaigning. At the corner of Vērmanes Garden today, possibly a world record was set in the density of political campaigners per square meter. https://t.co/csYjEd6B9S
From@Heinrih5@JurgisLiepnieks @Progresivie In the Music Academy case, when there were only suspicions about a lecturer's and a (adult) student's relationship, the Pro culture minister supported the rector's dismissal. If there are now suspicions that the Pro leadership knew, who from their leadership will resign today?
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✅ The pre-election campaign for the 15th Saeima has concluded!