By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

Economic perspectives reveal strong opposition to sustainability reports, which are viewed as the imposition of totalitarian ideology, and this resistance signals a broader opposition to extensive ESG or environmental regulation.

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Economic perspectives focus on the fight against corruption, accusing the government of using major projects (such as Rail Baltic) to siphon off funds and favor their cronies. They emphasize the need to bring investments in line with reality, while simultaneously defending their previous administration regarding the adjustment of the border construction budget. The introduction of foreign skilled workers is viewed as a threat because they are willing to accept lower wages than Estonian residents.

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Economic views emphasize the critical importance of cheap and stable energy as the foundation of the economy, often referencing the role of the oil shale industry. The current system is sharply criticized as a "giant racket" that funnels taxpayer money into someone’s pocket via wind and solar parks. They specifically condemn the 11-fold price difference between the selling and buying prices for small producers, arguing that this is destroying the Estonian economy.

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