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According to Delfi sources, the conservatives will go to the Seimas on Sunday night, where talks between the ruling coalition should begin.
After the broadcast in Delfi’s studio, the leader of the Freedom Party, Aušrinė Armonaitė, was asked if she was going to go to the Seimas, and she said: “Either to the Seimas or to the party headquarters.” When asked if the coalition talks would begin tonight, Armonaitė replied: “Possibly yes. But inquiries. “
Representatives of the Conservatives, the Freedom Party and the Liberal Movement should meet at the Seimas.
Shortly before midnight, Aušrinė Armonaitė, the chairman of the Laivė party, says in the Delfi TV study that the party has not yet planned specific positions in the Government, but that she and its members would be interested in participating in the executive power.
According to A. Armonaitė, both the Liberal Party and the Conservatives have points in common in their programs, so it would see a coalition of the center right. According to the politician, she sees herself and her fellow party members in the executive branch.
“In the government, theoretically interested in the position of minister. But we want to implement priorities. We have not developed anyway, ”says the politician, adding that in the event of a coronavirus pandemic, strict quarantine measures must be implemented if the infection is no longer under control.
“Trust in people is the first principle that we follow, we do not know everything”, says A. Armonaitė.
At the same time, in his Facebook post, Armonaitė highlighted 5 priorities that the Freedom Party will strive to implement.
“one. Changes in the economy: a) Develop a plan to allocate 3% GDP for science and research in the future; b) 0 percent. a tax on reinvested earnings from 2021, so businesses can successfully expand; c) the objective of not increasing taxes on personal income; (d) An environment conducive to employment and business development: reform of supervisors by reducing bureaucracy and excessive regulation of companies.
2. Necessary changes in education: a major update of the general education curriculum (computer science – third language, etc.) and a reform of teacher training and development starting next school year. High-quality initial and general education for all Lithuanian children by strengthening the network of quality educational institutions.
3. Changes in the world for Lithuania: commitment to prepare and organize a referendum on multiple citizenship (paying due attention to publicity and agitation from all coalition partners) and to legalize the writing of personal names on the main page of documents in all letters of the Latin alphabet.
4. Quick solutions within 100 days to changes in particularly sensitive areas: (a) decriminalization of the possession of psychoactive substances for non-proliferation purposes; b) the legalization of same-sex couples, which confer rights and obligations on family members.
5. The public administration will be guided by the principles of respect for human rights, openness, transparency, openness and uncompromising respect for private property, ”the entry says.
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