Stabilitātei!
For Stability!
For Stability!
No affiliated group in the European Parliament
Change of -4.2 since last election
-0.9 in the last 3 months
Stabilitātei!'s worldview is rooted in a profound distrust of established elites and Western institutions. The party espouses a conservative humanistic philosophy and champions Latvia's sovereignty against Brussels. At its core is the protection of Russian-speaking identity and culture, which it perceives as threatened by national legislation. Its understanding of the state is characterized by a strong desire for direct democracy, while simultaneously advocating for closer ties with the Eastern cultural sphere and economic pragmatism towards Russia.
The party's agenda heavily emphasizes social justice and combating the rising cost of living, specifically targeting low-income demographics. A core tenet is its opposition to the Latvian language policy in schools and public administration.
Strategically, Stabilitātei! operates as an anti-establishment force, adeptly leveraging social media to delegitimize existing institutions. It occupies the niche of radical protest, challenging parliamentary democracy through a confrontational style. While other centrist parties seek consensus, Stabilitātei! thrives on societal polarization. Its relationship with the rule of law is often marked by legal disputes concerning the boundaries of free speech and national security interests.
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The party participated in government for 0% of the legislative period.
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