By Years: Andrei Korobeinik

The text focuses on the absence of regional policy and growing inequality, highlighting the hardships faced by rural areas (specifically Pärnu County) and large families resulting from the new car tax and the introduction of paid public transport. The completion of the Via Baltica highway is deemed critical for both Pärnu and national defense interests. Furthermore, it criticizes the closure of state institutions (such as courthouses and the Unemployment Insurance Fund) outside the capital, Tallinn.

It strongly emphasizes the negative impact of government policy on rural residents and regional inequality. It cites the effect of the car tax on rural residents, for whom a car is a necessity, not a luxury, as an example, and also points to the closure of rural schools and the lack of public transportation (in Pärnu County, for instance). International security and support for Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova are also a key focus.