By Plenary Sessions: Ants Frosch

The economic views are confined to an ethical financial question, demanding the return of a 35,000 euro donation related to Usmanov. Legal aspects concerning the freezing and use of sanctioned assets are also addressed. Broader positions on taxes, trade, or budgetary discipline are missing.

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The economic views are presented solely within the context of the anti-corruption struggle, criticizing the use of 'East money' and 'blood money' in Estonian politics, specifically referencing businessman Ossinovski's donations. There are no stated positions regarding taxes, the budget, or wider economic policy matters.

Indirectly, there is criticism regarding the continuation of business with Russia, citing the need to impose a stricter embargo, although this is rather a question of political consistency. Highlighting the transportation problems in rural areas points to concerns about rural infrastructure and the quality of life, which affects families' ability to make ends meet.