Experts: Kulbergs-led minority government is a plausible scenario
Sanda Liepiņa, director of the public policy centre Providus, and political scientist Juris Rozenvalds consider a United List minority government under Andris Kulbergs a plausible scenario for forming the next government.
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A minority government led by Andris Kulbergs of the political force United List (AS) is a plausible way for Latvia's next government to be formed. That is the assessment of Sanda Liepiņa, director of the public policy centre Providus, and Juris Rozenvalds, a professor and political scientist at the University of Latvia.
The experts shared their view in the podcast "Kas tas vispār bija?!". They consider a United List minority government under Kulbergs a realistic option in the government formation process.
A minority government is one formed by political forces that do not hold a majority of votes in parliament, so it needs support from other parties to pass decisions.
The source gives no further details about which parties might take part in talks or what composition a government might have. The arguments made by the podcast participants are also not set out.
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