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The TS-LKD negotiating groups, the Liberal Movement and the Freedom Party met in the Seimas on Tuesday to discuss a draft coalition agreement. The leader of the Liberal Movement, Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen, said at the time that the negotiations had been reached by 80 percent. the content of the document.
TS-LKD presented the preliminary coalition agreement on Tuesday for further evaluation by future partners.
“They sent us a document last night <...>“We are still commenting now,” we said Wednesday. 15 minutes commented the leader of the Freedom Party Aušrinė Armonaitė.
Whatever those comments are, he said he did not want to disclose that a deal would eventually be reached.
“I think we will talk. For now, I will leave the process between us,” assured A. Armonaitė.
Luke April / 15min photo / Dawn Armonaitė
The Liberal Movement also found something to fix.
“We are adjusting a bit. Hopefully we will have the opportunity to meet again this afternoon. Here, in fact, the demand for more than one meeting is to agree on four years.” 15 minutes commented party member Simonas Gentvilas.
According to him, to finalize the draft of the agreement, several more meetings will be necessary: ”Identifying expectations, four years of fundamental work – wanting to define the direction of how we are going to work together, planning the work – does not come out at once.”
The politician did not want to go into details of what the Liberal Movement does not satisfy in the current draft.
Luke April / 15min photo / Simon Gentvilas
“Everybody wants a maximum at first and then they try to iron. Yesterday we agreed on 80%, after today we will probably agree on 90%, again 100%, ”said S. Gentvilas.
The TS-LKD, which began negotiations on the center-right coalition and the Government, highlighted the management of the COVID-19 situation, the review of the DNA plan for the economy of the future, the drafting of a national education agreement, the absolute blockade of the Astrava nuclear power plant and more.
The Liberal Movement indicated that it wanted to include in the coalition agreement the goal of reducing the PIT to 15%, as well as regulating the association, writing non-Lithuanian letters with personal names, returning to the referendum on multiple citizenship, and allowing younger candidates to vote. apply for the Seimas.
Some of these goals were also raised by the Freedom Party. He also proposed a 0% rate. Income tax on reinvested earnings from 2021, to decriminalize the possession of psychoactive substances without the purpose of distributing them.
Although some members differ on these issues, 15 minutes the political scientists interviewed previously considered that they would soon agree on the papers. More about this – here.
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