A new unity" knows how to spend, not save.
Andris Kolbergs ("The Joint List"), after the second round of negotiations on the formation of a government, expressed dissatisfaction with the "New Unity" proposals. According to him, potential partners presented ideas for economic development and streamlining the public administration, but did not support them with detailed financial calculations.
"I was expecting more detailed and accurate information so that an assessment could be made," Kolbergs said.
At the same time, as Kohlbergs said, the joint list presented its own calculations to potential partners, and showed in which areas the state could cut costs.