Rosļikovs - former cop, it turns out Pagors - also a former cop. Both openly pro-Russian, disloyal to Latvia, both are running for Saeima. What percentage of @Valsts_policija and other state security structures are actually loyal to Latvia? A friend asks, @janisdombrava! https://t.co/yPlS8h0wJl
Have you ever had the thought that 'everyone around is stupid, I know better'? 😄 It seems that the owner of 'Europersonāls' has also experienced this feeling, whose company for 1.5 years selected board and council members for PSKUS, RAKUS, BKUS and other hospitals, but in the end the owner herself started running the Daugavpils Regional Hospital. But that's not all the 'charm'. So @AndrisKulbergs comes to lead the state, says that something is not okay with governance here. Tasks the State Chancellery to prepare a report on the situation. The State Chancellery writes a letter to everyone, pointing out violations of the law that have long been known to them, and essentially tells everyone that the Cabinet of Ministers requires a report, so it would be good to 'sort out the paperwork'. Responsibility? Haven't heard... https://t.co/Digc56AJPu
SIF, the Society Integration Fund, in its current form must be liquidated. Only 10% of those who speak Russian are ready to defend Latvia, and only 18% are on the side of Ukraine at all. The rest either support Russia, are on neither side, or cannot answer. Therefore, this fund no longer performs any social integration and has exhausted itself. Support for the Russian language through SIF must also be stopped. For example, granting money to newspapers published in Russian. Because that is exactly how we raise generations who, in the LTV debate program, are unable to answer the question – who owns Crimea and what role Russia plays in creating threats to Latvia. And we wonder about the election results in Latgale, where we have supported Russian-language newspapers with state money, which, in my opinion, support Aleksandrs Barteševičs, who represents Šlesers' LPV. Video source: LSM LTV program 'Question of the Day'.
Inga Vanaga on FB precisely about the fuss around the centralized exam in natural sciences. And this is how decisions are made in the government. Some really don't care about the children and teachers it will affect. https://t.co/Iu8JlA8WsK
Delighted to welcome my Irish colleague Helen McEntee @HMcEntee to Riga. 🇱🇻🇮🇪 We signed an agreement on joint projects in Ukraine, including psychological support for victims of sexual violence. https://t.co/RtVWxRnmWG
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I would not want to publicly dissect this situation or involve the affected families further in a public discussion. However, I consider it my duty to respond to a misinterpreted statement.
The purpose of the press conference was to say that these families, alongside the enormous emotional burden, also face very specific legal and practical problems, and that they have not been left alone with them.
The public has the right to know that the state is ready to help in such situations. This is also important so that people have confidence that they are not alone in difficult times and that help is possible to receive.
We are not a rich country, but our attitude towards our own people cannot be measured only in money. The ability to be there, to show empathy and to seek solutions is also the strength of the state. And I believe it is worth the public knowing about this.
Moreover, in such situations, solutions must be sought not only in state institutions – banks, telecom operators, insurance and other service providers are also involved. It is important for them to understand that this is not a standard situation and that industries together with the state must seek the most accommodating solutions for people.
The Ministry of Justice today held a press conference to inform about legal support options for the relatives of people missing in Nepal. 33 people are missing, there is information about all of them, and state institutions maintain continuous communication with the relatives.
Then maybe we simply send all the necessary information to the relatives and help?
Is a press conference really needed before elections to publicly tell how one specific ministry helps people who are going through, possibly, the hardest moment of their lives?
And now just post photos from the press conference on social media with an important announcement that we are helping victims of the tragedy.
Just help.
⚠️Here's how JV, AS, NA and ZZS deputies LISTEN when Hosams Abu Meri's resignation is demanded! All those who wait in lines and pay for expensive medicines - remember this sight on October 3! Don't forget them! https://t.co/2f72mTZxaE
Very much looking forward to the #RigaConf2026 🇱🇻 today & tomorrow:
🕙 10 Sept at 17:30 EEST/ 16:30 CET Fireside chat on 🇪🇺 place in the World in turmoil, with @UrsulskisA
🕙 11 Sept at 10:00 EEST/ 09:00 CET panel discussing Two Years from The Draghi Report: The State of EU’s Competitiveness, moderated by @rebeccawire
🎥 https://t.co/NEdIeLq34C
A special day of diplomacy and friendship in Riga, hosting the Foreign Ministers of Poland🇵🇱, Finland🇫🇮, Ireland🇮🇪, Hungary🇭🇺, and Croatia🇭🇷.
We are likeminded on key issues of European security, enlargement, and an MFF to build a more competitive EU. #StrongerTogether
@VitaPriedite@dundinieks@GPommers Unity, in my opinion, deserves a rest for a while. 20 years leading the country - results in the table. I think they would deserve to stay below 5%.
@therealneymann Only 2 things need to be done - fix immigrant and guest worker laws, copying the rich Arabs. Only work and leave. Illegal immigrants behind wires until the flight. They don't get citizenship and voting rights. Not in the 2nd or 3rd generation. And we need to bring Christians to work. And without guest workers everything will collapse.
@JurgisLiepnieks@CherAmi0x 13. It was. And aiming at 15. I from this point of view. Pabriks in which parties has he not been and has been able to realize himself... Currently though not on the lists. Ījabs in Vienotība style - advertises, but it's clear he will stay in EP... Symbolic steps are famous.
The State Audit Office should be allowed to audit the Saeima in the general order, said Saeima Speaker Daiga Mieriņa on 'Morning Panorama'. 'Society expects that we are also equal with everyone else, not higher and untouchable.'
"It is hypocrisy to talk about an economic breakthrough," Agnese Lāce concluded on TV24's program 'Pre-election debates. Fight for Latvia', @Progresivie.
📍Fragment from the pre-election debate program cycle 'Pre-election debates. Fight for Latvia'. Watch the full debate recording: https://t.co/TvnMoJW2wd
📍All candidate lists registered for the 15th Saeima elections participate in TV24's pre-election debates.
📍The project 'Pre-election debates. Fight for Latvia' is financed by the Media Support Fund from Latvian state budget funds. The content of the program 'Pre-election debates. Fight for Latvia' is the responsibility of AS 'TV Latvija'. #SIF_MAF2026