Latvian Political Monitor

The little party of the neo-communist long had its own justice minister; the little neo-communist party was founded by KNAB lawyers and strikebreakers, but back then the neo-communist asked his bosses nothing about Šlesers and Šķēle; the neo-communist bowed to his bosses and kissed their hands. Now he is asking me that too. If communists read books, I would suggest the neo-communist read my books about Šķēle, Šlesers, and Lembergs. But communists, as is known, do not read books; communists only shout and look around for what could be taken from whom and divided up. It is a wonder that this one hasn't joined the Progressives yet, but apparently even they don't take idiots of that level.

Voting on the internet must become a government priority

Šlesers after the elections calls for forming a coalition without 'New Unity'.

Kulbergs will not back down from the plan to reduce the number of ministries and stresses that ministers must be professionals in their field.

In the elections, the most pluses were given by opposition voters, while the most minuses were given by coalition voters.

“This deserves a standing ovation!” Viewers in total delight over a post-election LTV interview with Stepaņenko.

Which candidates for the 15th Saeima gathered the most 'pluses' and 'minuses'

In the elections, opposition parties received the most pluses, and coalition parties received the most minuses.

Kuлbergs wants to reduce the number of ministries and achieve an economic breakthrough in Latvia (5)

The most active in giving minuses were voters who voted for coalition parties.

Reduce the number of ministries and achieve an economic breakthrough: Kulbergs outlines the planned work

The king is dead. Long live the king!

"The United List" needs a strong leader for the position of Saeima faction chair, says Zatlers (2)

Elections passed calmly; the Central Election Commission has compiled preliminary results.

Kulbergs wants to reduce the number of ministries and at the same time achieve Latvia's economic breakthrough.

Kulbergs outlines priorities for next government: reduction in number of ministries and economic growth 0 136

CVK: elections held calmly, vote counting completed in all polling stations 0 49

Updated - Kulbergs wants to reduce the number of ministries and achieve Latvia's economic breakthrough

In the assessment of the Central Election Commission, the elections went relatively calmly and in an organized manner.

Kulbergs took votes away from almost all competitors: political scientist explains the election phenomenon