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Matīss Žuravļevs (@zuravlevs)
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@AndrejsJudins Is violating gender equality now the rule of law?

🟢 From the very beginning, I have stood for a Latvia where the rule of law is an unwavering value. In the 14th Saeima we have done a lot to strengthen and protect this principle. But a state based on the rule of law is not a given. It requires careful and persistent work that must be continued also in the next Saeima. https://t.co/2XNmgDV3kz

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Edvīns Šnore (@EdvinsSnore)
Nacionālā apvienība "Visu Latvijai!"-"Tēvzemei un Brīvībai/LNNK" · Saeimas deputāts
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Today in the Saeima, the Harmony wing of the Progressives (Ņenaševa) staged a pre-election theatre: fighting Aven, Russian influence and the main root of evil – NA. In the performance of Ņenaševa, a participant in Ždanoka’s rallies, it looked quite comical. However, the question remained unanswered why PRO voted in 2025 against NA’s request to strip Aven of citizenship. Apparently because at that time it was in the coalition and the election campaign had not yet begun.

Ainars Latkovskis (@a_latkovskis)
Jaunā VIENOTĪBA · Nacionālās drošības komisijas priekšsēdētājs
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We 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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Marats Kasems (@maratqasem)
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He is neither the first nor the last TikTok representative who has gone into politics. By the way, with Ņikitins things are quite interesting, because previously he was connected with Rosļikovs — he received money from him and was a blogger controlled by him. But apparently Urbanovičs gave more, and now he is in “Saskaņa”.

@MaratQasem A blogger is going into politics? 🤯 What contribution can he give to Latvia?! I heard this “talented person”. We in LV really lack specialists, especially with a lawyer’s certificate. A “kuharka” won’t be able to work as a politician. Unfortunately, that’s not how it works.

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“They fooled us” - Kulbergs sharply commented on the Rail Baltica contract

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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Classic! - @Progresivie leadership, in all seriousness, is trying to shift responsibility for their actions onto the victim!!! They did nothing, the victim supposedly didn't want the police, a scandal... well then we did nothing. Violence loves silence. The Progressives ensure that!

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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Is this Eņģelis's sugar daddy? https://t.co/cX2IYj5S6k

Progresīvie — they receive information and turn to the police. Everyone — well why the fuck didn't the Progresīvie do anything? Yes, they should all have committed harakiri in Doma Square, and even that wouldn't have been enough.

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IR žurnāls (@irLV)
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Before the elections, "Ir" asked seven important questions to the prime ministerial candidates from the seven most popular lists. The only one who refused to answer was Ainārs Šlesers. What do party leaders promise? Read it for free! 🔗 https://t.co/4s8hwHf0Z3 https://t.co/fp94tKRogN

Juris Pūce (@pucej)
Latvijas attīstībai · LA valdes priekšsēdētājs
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With completely different eyes, one reads Eņģelis’s statement about “burnout” on 9 September and the many compassion-filled comments and his replies to them. I hope that @Valsts_policija investigates all cases where he has had contact with underage girls professionally or otherwise.

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Ansis Pūpols (@AnsisPupols)
Rīgas domes deputāts
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🙈 https://t.co/oWcfGqmw0X

Five hours after the publication appeared, with an explanation of the situation, the party "Progresīvie" came out on its social networks. Tangled up in explanations, the party essentially admits both what happened and that it did not come forward publicly with information in time. https://t.co/sbWcpd81KZ

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Juris Pūce (@pucej)
Latvijas attīstībai · LA valdes priekšsēdētājs
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The Foreign Ministry and the Interior Ministry are arguing about who bears responsibility for the decision. That really characterizes these two parties' inability to make decisions! That's why we are where we are, because they can't make decisions but only shift blame! Vote for @attistibai, we of course make decisions!

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Juris Pūce (@pucej)
Latvijas attīstībai · LA valdes priekšsēdētājs
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Classic! - @Progresivie leadership, in all seriousness, is trying to shift responsibility for their actions onto the victim!!! They did nothing, the victim supposedly didn't want the police, a scandal... well then we did nothing. Violence loves silence. The Progressives ensure that!

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Jurģis Liepnieks (@JurgisLiepnieks)
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Classic! - @Progresivie leadership, in all seriousness, is trying to shift responsibility for their actions onto the victim!!! They did nothing, the victim supposedly didn't want the police, a scandal... well then we did nothing. Violence loves silence. The Progressives ensure that!