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A conversation about this with the reviewer of the portal Vytautas Bruveris on the portal tv3.lt.
On Friday the 13th, the 13th Seimas begins his work. How do you think this work will differ from the outgoing Seimas? In terms of both the content of the policy and its effectiveness? Most are not that big, just over 70 seats.
In this sense, I would be inclined to agree with the peasant leader Ramūnas Karbauskis, who immediately after the second round of the Seimas elections said that the Seimas of the new term would be a reflection of the Seimas of the previous term. He was referring to the political structure itself. As in this period, there was a clear political force dominating the Seimas, so it will be now. It will have a couple of satanic forces, both liberal parties, who are obviously much younger brothers in the coalition. The opposition will weaken.
The outgoing Seimas’s disagreements were hardly ideological in nature. They are more personal. This is due to the spokesperson for Seimas Viktoras Pranckietis, due to Greta Kildišienė. There may be ideological differences in this Seimas between the very liberal Freedom Party, the Liberal Movement and the National Union of Lithuanian Christian Democrats. Will there not be falls or splits of the faction due to such ideological differences?
It is possible to predict, but not so much because of ideological qualities, but because he is very young and it seems that a lot of people have randomly gathered. Random in the sense that he has absolutely no experience in big politics. It is no coincidence that many are reminded of the Resurrection Party faction. Regardless, there will be ideological disagreements between liberals and conservatives. They are also reflected in the coalition agreement, where things are set at a separate point.
It may be that at some point the TS-LKD seizes and knocks on the door, leaves the party or faction because they do not have a same-sex partner, and the Freedom Party decides that it is better for him to be in opposition. very insensitive to human rights.
In theory, we can imagine such things, but in practice it is difficult. What would the TS-LKD wing win and where would it go if it destroyed the faction and, most likely, the entire ruling coalition? What would happen then? They would all find themselves on a barefoot street without a clear perspective. In the case of the Freedom Party, some destructive effect on them would be even less predictable. This term is probably the only chance to stay in power.
Watch the entire conversation in the video report, found at the beginning of the article.
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