And so the medical deputies voted! Commentators are shocked by the latest plenary session of the Saeima 0 6

At the last plenary session of the Saeima, the opposition proposed to instruct the government to find a way to provide special equipment for patients with type 1 diabetes - a severe insulin-dependent disease. However, the ruling deputies voted against it. Commentators on social media were particularly outraged that among those who did not support the opposition's proposal were deputy doctors! Commentators urged television journalists to ask the parliamentary doctors how they could vote 'against' or 'abstain'.

In turn, political scientist Jurgis Liepnieks criticized the 'Progressives' on the social network X:

'Especially the 'Progressives', who talk about greater equality, about helping the less protected, because there is enough money, they even need to spend more... And as a result, this is how they vote!'