By Months: Evelin Poolamets

Total Months: 11

Fully Profiled: 11

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12.2024

23 Speeches

It focuses on protecting rural areas and local governments (LGs), criticizing the additional burden placed upon them (the Waste Act) and the reduction of their decision-making power (wind farms). It highlights the concerns of Lääne-Viru County residents regarding phosphorite mining and the protection of the Pandivere Upland. It is noted that wind farm planning affects approximately 22 municipalities, emphasizing that the fears of local communities are being ignored.
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11.2024

20 Speeches

The focus is directed at national resources (the Aru-Lõuna quarry, phosphorite) and the broader European Union level, particularly concerning the harmonization of work and rest arrangements. There is no direct local or regional focus; the emphasis remains on national and international policies.
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10.2024

36 Speeches

The focus is primarily national (demographics, taxation, infrastructure). Regionally, emphasis is placed on demanding deadlines for the completion of the Rail Baltic Pärnu-Latvia section, along with the necessity of improving service accessibility and supporting young families in rural areas, in order to boost birth rates outside of urban centers.
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09.2024

25 Speeches

The focus is primarily on national topics (population, education, energy), but specific regional examples are used to illustrate the impact of policy. The Tudusoo Nature Reserve (near Tudu) is mentioned in connection with the negative impact of bog restoration on the forest. Emphasis is placed on the problem of rural depopulation and the need for needs-based public transport in the countryside.
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07.2024

8 Speeches

The focus is at the national level, covering the competitiveness of the Estonian economy, GDP, and the state budget. The text also mentions international comparisons with Latvia and Lithuania, as well as the outflow of Estonian capital to Latvia (for example, Infortar's investment in Latvia).
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06.2024

4 Speeches

The focus is on national topics (ministry activities, Estonian companies, and lobbyists) and the international level. International topics include the Latvian corruption case and the proposal for the non-recognition of the Russian elections.
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05.2024

11 Speeches

The focus is primarily on national issues, particularly ensuring the public use of the Estonian language and state security, citing problems in customer service and bilingual notices issued by local governments. The international security aspect is also mentioned in connection with the activities of the Russian special services and hybrid attacks.
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04.2024

32 Speeches

The focus is primarily on national and international topics (Ukraine, Latvia, the visit to India). The regional focus is limited to mentioning specific environmental projects (e.g., bog restoration in Pärnu and Viru Counties) and social cases (Valga Basic School).
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03.2024

31 Speeches

The speaker focuses on regional issues, highlighting the negative impact of the motor vehicle tax on rural residents, for whom a car is a crucial element of mobility. The situation surrounding the Metsküla school is also being raised, along with the lack of involvement of agricultural producers in the coordination of the biogas draft bill.
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02.2024

13 Speeches

A strong regional focus on Ida-Virumaa (Narva, Kohtla-Järve, Sillamäe), where real estate transactions by Russian citizens are creating social and financial problems (utility debts, vacant apartments). It also addresses the concerns of local municipalities regarding the financing of school lunches and motivation for language learning.
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01.2024

23 Speeches

The speaker addresses the issues facing rural areas, specifically highlighting a proposal to utilize the facilities of rural schools to house Ukrainian youth (in the Viljandimaa region). They also stressed the injustice of the proposed car tax, given the complete lack of public transportation in these areas. Furthermore, the discussion touched upon the potential use of water from Ida-Virumaa quarries for the construction of pulp mills.
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