The joint list is ready for dialogue with LPV.
Elected deputies from the "Joint List" that won the elections, in response to journalists' questions, clarified that now they are not negative towards the First Latvian Party (LPV) as in the past.
According to them, regarding the establishment of a ruling coalition, they completely trust Andris Kohlbergs.
Moreover, Seimas deputy, Petris Dementes, said it was time to "bury the hatchet between all parties".
"My family wants all of us, a hundred people, to work together. Julia, Einars, Pietris, Andris. We are family people, and we all have to think about how our families will stay in this country. They will live and farm here, even when we are not here," he said.
At the same time, the deputies stated that first of all they would like to see the National Association as a partner in the new government.
"Now on the agenda are negotiations with a new unity, and in addition, the first meeting was held with the First Party of Latvia to understand if they are even ready to vote for any decisions in the Seimas. Let's see how these negotiations progress," said Seimas chairman Edward Smiltens.