By Years: Evelin Poolamets

A strong regional focus is placed on rural and peripheral areas that are being harmed by government policies (e.g., the construction of wind farms, the decline of Southeast Estonia). Specific local governments are mentioned (Vinni municipality, Saarde, Tudu village), and it is emphasized that the green transition is turning rural residents into refugees in their own homes, as their living environment is being destroyed. There is a demand to ensure the viability of the border zone and to improve loan conditions in Southeast Estonia.

It focuses heavily on rural issues, especially the impact of the car tax and the lack of public transportation in the countryside. It highlights security and real estate concerns in Ida-Virumaa stemming from purchases made by Russian citizens, as well as fears in Lääne-Virumaa regarding phosphorite mining. It emphasizes the negative impact that the depopulation of rural areas has on the birth rate.