By Months: Helle-Moonika Helme

Total Months: 19

Fully Profiled: 19

10.2025

13 Speeches

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09.2025

41 Speeches

The focus is primarily on national and international issues (EU taxes, Rail Baltic, defense). Regionally, emphasis is placed on the necessity of developing Estonia’s internal railway network (Haapsalu, Pärnu, Tartu) at the expense of the Rail Baltic project. Furthermore, the problems faced by Estonian beekeepers and sheep farmers due to large predator attacks are mentioned, along with a reference to the Häädemeeste region in the context of Rail Baltic.
06.2025

28 Speeches

The focus is mainly national (Estonian economy, healthcare) and international (European green ideology, the import of Swedish prisoners, Taiwanese scientific research). South Estonia is mentioned in connection with the import of Swedish convicted murderers and the related alleged plan to reduce unemployment. The text also emphasizes the role of local governments in wind farm projects.
05.2025

53 Speeches

A strong regional focus is placed on South Estonia, which is described as a region experiencing massive out-migration and the shrinking of services. Specific emphasis is also placed on the negative impact that the establishment of the Nursipalu training area and the forcing through of wind farm construction have on the local residents' will to defend themselves and their sovereignty.
04.2025

26 Speeches

The focus is on national crises (energy, taxation), but specific local examples are utilized, such as the cost associated with closing the Metsküla school and the opposition of local governments to wind farms across Estonia. The concern of the Estonian people regarding the destruction of their living environment due to the construction of wind farms is highlighted.
03.2025

40 Speeches

Although most speeches focus on national policy (taxation, constitution), the regional impact is highlighted. Emphasis is placed on supporting micro and small enterprises in rural areas through VAT, and criticism is leveled against the car tax, which is seen as discriminatory towards women in rural areas. Also mentioned are the funding for the Haapsalu railway and the fate of nationwide special educational needs (SEN) schools.
02.2025

31 Speeches

The focus is heavily on national economic and energy issues (Estonia's high electricity price, oil shale energy) and the international political direction. Internationally, emphasis is placed on following the example set by the US Trump administration regarding energy and value questions, and the European Union's Green Deal is criticized.
01.2025

12 Speeches

The focus is primarily national (Estonian government policy, taxes, energy) and international (US policy, the WHO, the Paris Climate Agreement). Regional focus is absent, but emphasis is placed on the negative impact of these policies on Estonian households and vulnerable groups (large families, children with special educational needs).
12.2024

26 Speeches

The focus is on national laws and international relations, but specific regional problems are highlighted. The threat of closure of the Vana-Vigala school is mentioned, and emphasis is placed on the severity of the Russification of Estonian-language education in Tallinn and Ida-Virumaa, where Estonian children are becoming a minority.
11.2024

46 Speeches

The speaker emphasizes the importance of rural areas and regional development, noting that they themselves hail from Võru County. They specifically focus on the necessity of preserving the Hiiumaa Vocational School, taking into account the island environment and the socio-economic dimension. The speaker criticizes the spatial planning law, arguing that it focuses too heavily on urban areas, and demands that jobs and services be brought back to the countryside.
10.2024

47 Speeches

The focus is on national infrastructure and its development, demanding four-lane highways to Tartu, Pärnu, and Narva, as well as the completion of the Via Baltica. International issues are addressed through the prism of Estonian national interest (EU money laundering, the obligation to provide aid to Ukraine, and the import of UK prisoners). Emphasis is placed on ensuring the well-being and resilience of the Estonian people and businesses.
09.2024

57 Speeches

The focus is national, but it incorporates a strong regional policy dimension, criticizing measures that encourage the marginalization of rural areas, such as the car tax. Specific regions and their issues are highlighted, including farmers' losses caused by migratory birds, the worries of private forest owners in Haanja, and the concerns of residents in Läänemaa, Saaremaa, and Hiiumaa regarding transport and development plans. It supports the continuation of the Haapsalu railway project.
07.2024

31 Speeches

The focus is primarily on the national level (the Estonian people, the economy) and the international sphere (foreign aid, arms purchases, the Russia/Ukraine war). Specifically mentioned is the ability of rural residents and low-income families to cope, particularly in the context of the negative impact of the car tax.
06.2024

27 Speeches

The focus remains on the national and international level (EU directives, global organizations), but regional policy emphasizes concern over the depopulation of rural areas. Specifically, it is highlighted how the vehicle tax impedes the development of rural businesses and harms small farmers who rely on small tractors.
05.2024

117 Speeches

The focus is heavily on national issues (the preservation of Estonian identity, constitutional order). International topics (aid to Ukraine, Rail Baltic, EU environmental policy) are addressed through the prism of how they damage Estonia's domestic interests (rural schools, teachers' salaries, taxpayer money).
04.2024

52 Speeches

The emphasis is on regional policy, particularly the need to maintain the vitality of rural areas and small schools, in opposition to the closure of school levels. Internationally, there is criticism of Estonia's diplomatic interference in Hungary's internal affairs (LGBTQ+ issues) and botched dealings with Finnish businessmen. It raises concern about the Russification of Ukrainians in Estonia.
03.2024

34 Speeches

While the focus remains on national tax and energy policies, the negative impact of these policies on rural areas is being emphasized. Specific concerns highlighted include the threat of closing rural schools and the effect of the car tax on rural residents who lack any public transport alternative.
02.2024

12 Speeches

There is a strong focus on Estonia's domestic and regional issues, particularly concerning the closure of small schools in rural areas and the survival of small-scale producers. Specifically mentioned are Võrumaa and the bankruptcy of Nopri farm, emphasizing a personal connection to the region ("where I come from").
01.2024

61 Speeches

The speaker focuses heavily on the problems of rural life and the decline of remote areas, emphasizing the threat of closing rural schools (Metsküla, Lõpe, Virtsu, Varbla, Koonga) and the restriction of movement for rural residents via the proposed car tax. The speaker also highlights the concerns of residents in Ida-Virumaa (regarding the energy sector and ETV+) and Saaremaa (regarding offshore wind farms).