@inesevoika@JanisIesalnieks@zanulens The Progressives are not Latvians, they have renounced their nationality. In essence, they should be deportable as not belonging to Latvian values.
thanks, now it's clearer.
PRO and NA do not divide voters, I don't see the point in dragging out old things that are no longer true in any way.
In my opinion, we should look at the substance of what can be done together for Latvia.
Regarding the integration projects supported in Lāce's time based on the Russian language - I would like to look at that more closely. But it's also clear that SIF projects are approved by the council, the directions - those were already determined during Puntulis's time. In other words - maybe it wasn't right, but blaming Lāce personally for it is also a political step that does not lead to clarity or improvements.
“I would like to attract at least a couple of Chinese companies to Latgale that could start producing goods for the European market. We have a special economic zone in Latgale, which means that import duties could be avoided while production takes place. A couple of such manufacturing plants should be created around Rēzekne and Daugavpils,” said Ainārs Šlesers (LPV) in the program “Party in Focus”. #IzvēliesLatvijasNākotni#Vēlēšanas2026
To help voters make a critical and informed choice in the 15th Saeima elections, Latvian Television offers a series of programs 'Party in Focus', which provides a comprehensive insight into party programs and their offers. #IzvēliesLatvijasNākotni#Vēlēšanas2026
These ferries have been completely taken over by russification - many employees don't speak a word of Latvian, a Russian boss drills the Latvian buffet workers in Russian and makes them speak Russian. Fresh impressions from outraged passengers of Stena Line.... Another place where order must be introduced and russification categorically eradicated!
Orc Russia is and will be our neighbor, we always have to be ready for anything. Stop scaring people and also 'fussing', because we must be ready now (though it should have been long ago), and we must also be ready in 50 years.
Kulbergs and Melnis must provide more detailed explanations for the decision not to buy the Swedish Archer system after all.\n\nThis is artillery tested in Ukraine.\n\nSweden is our closest ally. Hundreds of Swedish soldiers guard Latvia.\n\nThis is how Sweden's defense minister comments on Latvia's decision: https://t.co/AMP2NO1xNw
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That is exactly what the fund will provide. You can only go for cheap long-term money (international pension funds) if you consolidate under one umbrella = funds don't look at low-value assets (our biggest company is pocket change to them). Running a beauty contest for each company individually would be very expensive and complicated. For one fund it's much easier and automatically good, professional management will be provided for all companies + any citizen will be able to buy shares in the entire fund, not in an individual company.
Centralized management of state-owned companies - very good idea. Listing shares of the 'Development Fund' on the stock exchange - bad idea. Shares of individual companies should be listed: better management, transparently determinable value. https://t.co/P3yVf3EzLq
Don't manipulate! Our goal is to enter the Saeima, and this post is encouragement to everyone not to succumb to surveys created by one private office. We meet people on the streets and in the regions every day - support is truly large, but everything else is just deliberate intimidation of the public. Don't be afraid!
ASL and MMN's goal is 2% - because that will give the opportunity to apply for your tax money. Unfortunately, unlike the elected ones, they perfectly understand that 5% won't happen.
@GintsWeber@MinnaBremze@austsaule If the pro have retreated to our profile to whine, then we are on the right track! That stone in the neo-Marxist's shoe bothers them!!!
There are significantly more than 5% of voters who are currently being told that their vote will be 'wasted', so many are still doubting and hesitating.
The authorities create these fears deliberately, so that people would again vote for the old parties, which will change nothing.
My answer to every one of you is one - there are tens of thousands like you right now, so do not be afraid! It is time to vote according to conscience and conviction:
On October 3, choose list 12 - 'Austošā Saule Latvijai'!
Kulbergs and Melnis must provide more detailed explanations for the decision not to buy the Swedish Archer system after all.\n\nThis is artillery tested in Ukraine.\n\nSweden is our closest ally. Hundreds of Swedish soldiers guard Latvia.\n\nThis is how Sweden's defense minister comments on Latvia's decision: https://t.co/AMP2NO1xNw
Kulbergs and Melnis must provide more detailed explanations for the decision not to buy the Swedish Archer system after all.\n\nThis is artillery tested in Ukraine.\n\nSweden is our closest ally. Hundreds of Swedish soldiers guard Latvia.\n\nThis is how Sweden's defense minister comments on Latvia's decision: https://t.co/AMP2NO1xNw
Kulbergs and Melnis must provide more detailed explanations for the decision not to buy the Swedish Archer system after all.\n\nThis is artillery tested in Ukraine.\n\nSweden is our closest ally. Hundreds of Swedish soldiers guard Latvia.\n\nThis is how Sweden's defense minister comments on Latvia's decision: https://t.co/AMP2NO1xNw
Kulbergs and Melnis must provide more detailed explanations for the decision not to buy the Swedish Archer system after all.\n\nThis is artillery tested in Ukraine.\n\nSweden is our closest ally. Hundreds of Swedish soldiers guard Latvia.\n\nThis is how Sweden's defense minister comments on Latvia's decision: https://t.co/AMP2NO1xNw
Sweden and Latvia share close ties as neighbours and NATO Allies. We had looked forward to delivering Archer systems to Latvia but take note of the decision made by the Latvian Government. (1/2) https://t.co/IUgJ6etUaK
A combat medic had gone to receive equipment donated by Latvian residents when Russia attacked a post office in Slovyansk. She was taken to a hospital in a relatively safer region of Ukraine, and fortunately her life is not in danger. https://t.co/MDCOYKSzSZ