Bordāns invites the Prime Minister to take action and install VDD elsewhere instead of Teika Green zonanvalve 28th, 2020 Current affairs, press release 1 comments 541Ministry of Justice sent a letter to the Prime Minister for Krišjāiņš Kariņš on 23 January, informing about a possible alternative solution for a new national Security Service (VDD) building.

The solution proposed by the Ministry of Justice would not only meet citizens ' demands for deforestation and park renewal, but also the VDD's requirement for a new building and, at the same time, a reasonable use of public funds. In the letter, the Prime Minister is called to convene the leaders of the national security services and to pronounce the issue on the spot and agree on the most rational solution. J. Bordāns: "Unfortunately, there is no real expectation in concrete action, suggesting that Prime minister refuses to understand the problem. This is a question that requires decisive action by the government leader. Instead they blame the developers, who have not thought about the Greens and the Riga City Council, which has never thought of the place as a green area for Mars Velotreka. Indeed, part of the truth is there, but it is possible for this government to put everything right and place in the VDD building, which is already being built for the authorities of the Ministry of Justice and which meets the requirements of environmental protection and NATO's highest standards for Infrastructure quality and security. "" One reason why this question suddenly got so loud is the fact that all this is done under the seal of "the Secret." A very convenient way to cover a lack of committed or unwillingness to do something. Unfortunately, Mr Kark continues with the Lord of Kučinska. In my view, the overall estimate of the construction should not be off-lepenized. The problem is that the command of Mr Kariņa, which is made up of former officials, is not a people who will focus on these issues. This issue served as a cause of our disagreement last year in summer and unfortunately we have reached it again, ' emphasizes J. Bordāns.