Rinkevič is angry about the promises of politicians that have not been kept Unfulfilled promises of politicians undermine the trust of the population in the authorities, said Latvian President Edgars Rinkevič. He noted that when visiting the regions of Latvia, he regularly hears about the disappointment of the population for the promises that the parties made before the elections and then did not keep. When talking about the last period of the Symes, Edgars Rinkevich pointed out that there are high expectations in the company, but the expected actions are not always followed. He emphasized that the disappointment with the politicians is particularly evident in the regions of Latvia, where the residents receive various promises before elections, but usually do not expect them to be fulfilled after them. "Well, they come to us two or three months before the elections, and this happens every election cycle. And then they deceive us," the president said about the residents' words. As an example, ēaničs collection mentioned a technical school in Latgale, which he visited. He talked to her manager. According to her, eight years ago the Minister of Education promised to allocate funds for the development of this institution, but the promise was never fulfilled. "Well, there is no more minister or money. The minister left politics a long time ago," Rinkevich relayed the director's words, emphasizing that such cases increase the public's disappointment and reduce trust in politicians.