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From@pret_patvaribuPlease inform the public, @AndrisKulbergs! https://t.co/zsWafRJemM
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From@Brivibas36On August 21, Prime Minister @AndrisKulbergs met with Park Tokhim, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea, and other assembly members. During the meeting, bilateral cooperation between the two countries and opportunities for expanding economic relations were discussed. 🇱🇻🇰🇷 https://t.co/nfEFlGiYGc
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Here is a legal aspect - when dismissing, there must immediately be someone who is allowed to sign papers, to answer for the company's operations. A temporary council must be installed so that it can legitimately appoint a temporary board = that's elementary logic, after all. Competitions for permanent positions will be held for all posts without delay. This is temporary, so that operations do not stop. That the whole system is rotten has long been clear, but to change it takes time, in the meantime we must act in accordance with existing legislation.
From@MartinsKriekis@karlis_serzants Funny how Kulbergs with this shows that Unity's Kozlovskis may get a green light to again put the same kind of pointless parasites from the count's entourage on the council, nothing good is to be expected there. Kulbergs demonstrated that he is flesh and blood of Unity.
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Here there is a legal aspect - upon dismissal there must immediately be someone who is allowed to sign documents and be responsible for the company's operations. A temporary council must be installed so that it can legitimately appoint a temporary board = that's elementary logic, after all. Competitions will immediately be held for all positions for permanent roles. This is temporary, so that operations do not stop. That the whole system is rotten has long been clear, but changing it takes time; in the meantime, one must act according to existing legislation.
Today is 35 years since Latvia regained independence... here is my speech delivered today in the Saeima on the occasion of the event: “The Latvian state is the foundation of our people's security and well-being, of our nation's development, of the Latvian language and culture. But the state is not a service that someone guarantees to us. Alongside our many everyday roles, we are first and foremost citizens of Latvia. Not only with rights. Each of us has duties to our state. A soldier defends the state with his readiness to sacrifice his life in the name of the state's freedom. A teacher – by passing on his knowledge to the next generation. Medics – by saving people's lives. Entrepreneurs – by honestly paying taxes and developing Latvia's economy. Farmers – by tending our fathers' land and ensuring food security. Parents – by raising children as patriots of our state.”
From@Brivibas36Prime Minister @AndrisKulbergs: 35 years ago Latvia regained independence, and our duty is to protect it. 🇱🇻
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@SkaidriteIesal7 @edgarsrinkevics Why is someone always misleading - nobody said to deny access - simply put a connection filter via e-signature or SmartID, so that bots, AI scrapers, and anonymous agents couldn't easily get through.
Ivars @Ijabs: in the last four years no significant reforms took place in the country, governments changed, but little work was done. https://t.co/ibQ1kRucKu
From@UlkoministerioThe Ministry for Foreign Affairs today summoned the Russian ambassador to the ministry and requested an explanation regarding a suspected airspace violation.
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From@Latvian_MFAForeign Minister @Braze_Baiba, together with other senior government officials and the diplomatic corps, lays flowers at the Freedom Monument to mark the 35th anniversary of the restoration of the Republic of Latvia’s de facto independence 🇱🇻 🇱🇻 🇱🇻
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From@ArlietasForeign Minister @Braze_Baiba together with other senior state officials and the diplomatic corps lays flowers at the Freedom Monument on the occasion of the de facto 35th anniversary of the restoration of independence of the Republic of Latvia 🇱🇻 🇱🇻 🇱🇻
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💶 EUR 26.8 million – money that could potentially go toward the public good. Latvian banks currently hold more than 39,000 long-unused accounts containing a total of approximately EUR 26.8 million. The Saeima has supported in the second reading a clear procedure for how to handle these funds. A client will have 5 years to apply and receive their money. If it is not claimed, the funds will come under state control. This procedure will not apply to Latvian residents, nor to frozen funds, funds seized in criminal proceedings, or funds subject to collection. When this money comes under state control, it must be used meaningfully and in the interests of the whole public! Children are our present and also our future. That is why I propose directing it to the creation of a Safe House for Children and Youth. ℹ️ The bill still needs the Saeima's final approval.
From@IMurniece🇱🇻 35 years ago Latvia restored its independence de facto. On 21 August 1991, the Supreme Council of the Republic of Latvia adopted the constitutional law “On the Statehood Status of the Republic of Latvia”, establishing that Latvia is an independent, democratic republic in which the sovereign power of the Latvian state belongs to the people of Latvia and whose statehood status is determined by the Constitution of the Republic of Latvia of 15 February 1922. This decision consolidated the actual restoration of Latvia's independence and the path back into the family of free and democratic nations. Thanks to those Supreme Council deputies who, at that historic moment, were brave, decisive and ready to seize the opportunity to restore Latvian statehood! Long life to Latvia! 🇱🇻 #21augusts #Latvija #Saeima #AugstākāPadome
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From@GintsVilgertsUntil 2020, “speed/radar” fines could also be paid at the vehicle technical inspection – and no one objected. Moreover, even now an unpaid fine in the CSDD system can affect the possibility of performing the technical inspection. Now the question is about something else: why is an unpaid administrative fine handed over to a sworn bailiff (ZTI), thus causing the citizen, in addition to the fine, also enforcement costs? If the fine itself is 40 EUR, but enforcement costs reach 55.83 EUR, together you have to pay 95.83 EUR. Why must this additional amount be paid to the bailiff, rather than staying with the state? Therefore a very simple question arises: has this system not become a new business model for bailiffs, in which the state with its administrative system generates additional income for bailiff millionaires? Then there is also the mandatory e-address and digitalized enforcement — systems whose introduction and maintenance cost millions. Is all this really necessary for the convenience of residents, or is an environment being created again for yet another IT business cartel together with bailiff millionaires? CSDD and the state administration in general have enough such “miracles” — you just have to start digging and ask who exactly benefits from them. MMN is AGAINST the state administrative terror against residents, which was created by the “old parties”. Do you want changes? On 3 October vote for MMN, list 2!
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From@RenarsKadzulisQuestion to @Valsts_policija, whether the persons responsible for allowing the CSDD data theft have been suspended, cannot freely access the workplace, cannot communicate with colleagues, to prevent destruction of evidence and erasing traces?
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Pre-election battle costs millions – revealed which parties spend the most
This is important. Otherwise Latgale's court would have had a serious overload.
From@EdvardsSmiltens🧑🏼⚖️ Immigration-related cases will now be able to be distributed more evenly among courts throughout Latvia. ✅ The Saeima has adopted in the final reading amendments to the Immigration Law that will allow cases related to detained foreigners to be distributed more evenly among district courts throughout Latvia. Until now, these cases were largely concentrated in the Latgale District Court, creating a disproportionate additional burden. At the Saeima's out-of-town sitting in Latgale, we heard this problem very clearly from court representatives. We did not put this issue aside – we acted, and today the solution has been adopted. This means we will be able to use the capacity of the court system more wisely – if the volume of work increases significantly in one region, part of the cases can be redirected to courts where resources are available. This will help reduce the workload of one court and ensure more timely consideration of other cases as well. 💻 Importantly, the hearing of cases will be possible remotely using video conferencing, so transferring a case to another Latvian court will not require the physical transfer of the detained person to that court, and thus will not create expenses related to bringing the person to court. At the same time, court control, the grounds for detention, and the procedural guarantees of the person remain unchanged. Only the procedure for case distribution changes – so that the court system throughout Latvia can work more efficiently and resiliently. The court system must be sufficiently flexible to use resources where they are most needed at any given moment!
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🇱🇻 35 years ago Latvia restored its independence de facto. On 21 August 1991, the Supreme Council of the Republic of Latvia adopted the constitutional law “On the Statehood Status of the Republic of Latvia”, establishing that Latvia is an independent, democratic republic in which the sovereign power of the Latvian state belongs to the people of Latvia and whose statehood status is determined by the Constitution of the Republic of Latvia of 15 February 1922. This decision consolidated the actual restoration of Latvia's independence and the path back into the family of free and democratic nations. Thanks to those Supreme Council deputies who, at that historic moment, were brave, decisive and ready to seize the opportunity to restore Latvian statehood! Long life to Latvia! 🇱🇻 #21augusts #Latvija #Saeima #AugstākāPadome
From@TieslietasThe Minister of Justice @EdvardsSmiltens together with other senior state officials lays flowers at the Freedom Monument in honor of the de facto 35th anniversary of the restoration of independence of the Republic of Latvia. 🇱🇻
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From@visegrad24Japanese volunteer soldiers fighting for Ukraine against Russia 🇯🇵🇺🇦 https://t.co/tqY6L061md
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For 15 years, the state helm has been held by @Jauna_Vienotiba, which this year in its election program also promises things that were promised in 2010. @aseradens this time wants to return the party to its ideological roots, going with the conviction that it was precisely they who resolved at least 7 crises.