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“First of all, we want to thank the voters who trusted the only members of our party, who rejoice for those victories that are really important and very dear to us”, I. Šimonytė.
According to Landsberg, “the numbers allow us to call and begin the first speeches about the future ruling coalition.”
“We corresponded, just in the sense of making a call,” he said, asking if the talks had already started.
“The fact is that someone who is the greatest after the elections, who is probably no longer in dispute, has the right of initiative to start talking or offer to talk to some partners at this stage. The suggestion to speak – is you can register as a suggestion to speak, and the other party is still needed, ”I. Šimonytė said about it when asked.
“We will speak on an equal footing with both liberal parties without separating or qualifying,” Landsbergis said.
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When asked about the Labor Party, he said that he did not see the need to initiate any coalition speech: “However, I believe that our ambition, which we emphasize after the first round, should be heard not only by those voters who voted only by the coalition parties. We will invite other political forces, if they see that your work or the provisions of your program can be implemented, we may not consider including it in the coalition program. “
What are these political forces?
G. Landsbergis did not mention anything specific, saying that those who are elected to the Seimas.
On Sunday, I. Šimonytė said ironically that the Union of the Fatherland does not have a quiet moment to try to form a government.
“Aside from the laughs, there are a lot of issues that need to be addressed fairly quickly,” he said, referring specifically to the budget and the coronavirus pandemic.
It will change the way the pandemic is managed
I. Šimonytė said that one of his first jobs would be to change the way the pandemic is managed so that there is more transparency in it.
“First of all, it is probably necessary to change the way of management itself, in our opinion, and we have said that many times, in the first place, it must be very clear who talks to whom, what and how decisions are made. “What we lack most today is transparency and clarity, who advises, or still advises, why the Government chooses one or another council and whose word is decisive in this situation,” said I. Šimonytė.
According to preliminary data released by the SNB, the Lithuanian Christian Democrats of the National Union secured 49 seats. The ruling Lithuanian Green and Peasant Union will have 32 representatives in the Seimas.
Potential Conservative partners, the Liberal Movement and the Freedom Party, won 12 and 11 seats, respectively. This means that these three parties of the center-right coalition in the Seimas can have 72 votes out of 141.
In the multi-member constituency, the Conservatives won the seats of 23 MPs, another was added to the party by I. Šimonytė, who won the single round in the first round.
The Liberal Movement won 6 seats in the first round and the Freedom Party 8.
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