By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

Strong opposition is being voiced against the government’s fiscal policy, which has blown the budget and necessitates "dozens of tax hikes." Estonia’s capacity to support Ukraine at the expense of its own people is being questioned, stressing the need to first focus on promoting the security and prosperity of its own nation.

Economic perspectives focus on protecting the nation's dignity, criticizing the government for selling itself out to foreign powers "for mere pennies." It is stressed that the draft bill has a budgetary impact requiring 51 votes, highlighting the necessity of adhering to strict fiscal procedures. Empty prisons are considered a burden on the state treasury.

Economic perspectives are fiscally critical, accusing the government of driving the country into bankruptcy and squandering funds on mega-projects like Rail Baltic and wind farms. This wasteful spending has resulted in the inability to secure funding for internal security and the upkeep of prisons.

Insufficient data