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Prime Minister candidate I. Šimonytė said she wanted to thank the Lithuanian people for the opportunity.
The candidate said that the search for enemies, the accusations of opponents is not her way and that she would not want to waste time.
“The way to solve problems, in my opinion, lies first and foremost in openness,” he said.
“The reasons for our frustration often lie not in the fact that Lithuania will be hit by some unexpected government, but in the fact that we still do not know how to rationally balance expectations and our opportunities,” he stressed on Thursday.
Therefore, according to her, the government does not have the right to form expectations that if we want to spend something more on someone, someone does not have to pay more for it. And if we want to pay less, we must also commit less.
According to her, for this reason, the outgoing Saul Skvernel government’s so-called billion-dollar plan could turn out not just an extra euro in a resident’s pocket, but also an additional two euros for a tutor or nurse.
According to the candidate, governments are changing at a difficult time to protect public health and the healthcare system from the challenges of the coronavirus, while preserving as many normal rhythms, businesses and jobs as possible.
According to her, it is already clear that the consequences of a pandemic for people’s mental health will become a significant residual phenomenon, and this must be considered now.
He stressed that the public debt will skyrocket significantly, it will grow next year.
I. Šimonytė said that he did not see any sense in this Seimas to explain the value we receive for the borrowed funds.
“I offer to openly acknowledge that debt growth has already become a problem. And bringing it back to a sustainable level will be extraordinary,” he said, adding that the time to make decisions is now that there is no need to worry about tightening the belt later.
I. Šimonytė emphasized that most governments start their activities with strong promises of reforms “I consciously avoid this.”
According to her, this is because the reform likes to call each vibration of the air that does not change the situation of the people.
“The formation of the center-right government does not mean that some specter of libertarianism will roam the country.” The coalition agreement speaks a lot about the public sector, civil service and social security and the green course, and it is not an agenda left, “he said.
I. Šimonytė said the new government would need a trust.
“For this reason, I dare to invite him here,” added the candidate.
“There were many maritime allegories and historical speeches yesterday,” considering Saulius Skvernelis’s statement that he would not even sail as a passenger with a team like I. Šimonytė, “said I. Šimonytė.” There are feelings from some of the statements that there will be those who are willing and deliberate to make him angry with the sailors, but I want to believe that my portal, to the extent that crises and commissions have been tested, will hold up. ”
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