In the 'Rīta panorāma' morning program of LTV, Kariņš said that in coalition talks, topics like economy, education, the rule of law, and security, had already been negotiated and there is no contradiction between the four political forces.
Kariņš said that he still sees no reason why the JV, AS, NA and Progressives could not work together. The key is to agree on what these political forces can do together.
Currently, the vision differs, for example, on the ratification of the Istanbul Convention and on the regulation of civil union. The JV and Progressives are in the same mind and support it, but the other political forces are dismissive and so far the votes in the Saeima are not enough to support these regulations, but the situation may change in the future, said Kariņš.
According to him, this week, together with the partners of the potential coalition, he plans to go through all relevant issues in depth. By the end of the week, it will be clear whether there is a “sufficient base” to offer potential cooperation to any political forces.
