"Now it has been seen in Muhos and Kajaani how Google has not cared about our environmental legislation," noted Krista Mikkonen, a member of parliament from the Green Party, in the broadcast. #datakeskus #sähkö #energia (translated)
According to the National Coalition Party's Member of Parliament Heikki Vestman, "now is the last moment" to respond to the upcoming increase in electricity demand through legislation. #datakeskus #sähkö #energia (translated)
The article examines the claim made by Member of Parliament Mari Holopainen that many 70-year-old Finns suffer from dementia, and presents research data indicating that diagnosed dementia patients accounted for approximately 3.1 percent of Finns aged 65–74 in 2021. #Muistisairaudet #Alzheimer #Ikääntyminen (translated)
Mika Merano wrote that it was not about class but corruption. He claimed that Members of Parliament, other significant and former politicians, and their close circles received rewards on the boards of associations funded by tax money or directed funds to their own projects. According to Merano, organizational subsidies and, for example, the funds used for Garden Helsinki were taken from elsewhere and were also reflected in the support received by poor families living on subsidies. He accused politicians of pursuing their own and their close circles' interests and expressed his anger towards such activities. #korruptio #politiikka #veronmaksajat (translated)
Leena Pihanurmi criticized the allocation of tax funds to the close circles she described and wrote that money was collected at coffee and pastry meetings. According to her, eight members of parliament and three members of the European Parliament served as chairpersons of the boards of organizations receiving STEA funding: four from the SDP, two from the Left, two from the Greens, two from the National Coalition, and one from the Centre. #järjestörälssi #VeronmaksajanKukkarolla https://t.co/fp5Qnipiks #järjestörälssi #verovarat #tuki (translated)
Member of Parliament Mari Holopainen raised concerns that many 70-year-olds have memory diseases, opposing the government's proposal to raise the retirement age to 70 years. #eläke #muistisairaudet #politiikka (translated)
The representatives of the Center Party demand a new drone unit for Finland as soon as possible in order to improve defense capability by increasing speed and agility. #droonit #Puolustusvoimat #Politiikka (translated)
The police face a challenging task of proving the alleged intrusions into the homes of members of parliament, for which evidence is difficult to obtain. #kansanedustajat #rikostutkinta #turvallisuus (translated)
What they could be, their content is classified information, as everyone surely understands, said the security director of the parliament, Aaro Toivonen, yesterday to MTV News. #turvallisuus #kansanedustajat #rikostutkinta (translated)
"National security issue" #turvallisuus #kansanedustajat #rikostutkinta (translated)
The police are investigating suspected break-ins into the apartments of members of parliament, but the number of cases is not officially commented on. #turvallisuus #kansanedustajat #rikostutkinta (translated)
Veikko Sorvaniemi stated that the nicotine pouches had shown what he believed to be an incapacity to handle matters. He said that there had been a debate in Finland for over a year about what kinds of pouches could be sold, and that production at the Pietarsaari factory was now shifting to Sweden. According to Sorvaniemi, the parliament members of the ruling party, which supported less regulation, had simultaneously been horrified by the transfer of jobs and tax revenues to Sweden. He considered this to be a result of senseless regulation and asked whether the government's own decisions had come as a surprise to the parliament members. #sääntely #nikotiinipussit #työpaikat (translated)
Rami Kurimo wrote to IL, referring to armed and masked individuals who had attempted to bring a group of 20 illegal immigrants across the Latvian border. According to him, the armed individuals had also threatened soldiers of the Latvian armed forces. Kurimo stated that every member of parliament should understand the importance of the security of the eastern border. https://t.co/vCy2WTKXoW #turvallisuus #maahanmuutto #Latvia (translated)
SDP MP Joona Räsänen claims that the pension savings proposed by the National Coalition Party are effectively a tax increase, as they would negatively impact current pensions. #Eläkkeet #Politiikka #SDP (translated)
Klaus wrote that the stool found in the parliament speaker's podium did not justify tightening the constitution. He asked Grok to explain how the law, if approved, would restrict the basic rights of Finns and what kind of criticism had been presented about it. #perusoikeudet #suomi #kansalaisaktivismi (translated)
The author wrote that, according to the National Coalition Party MP, people should manage without infrastructure, public healthcare, public water, and public schools. He said the National Coalition Party revealed its true face before the elections and claimed that voting for the party would lead to this. https://t.co/j5FY1Y83QC #politiikka #Suomi #vaalit #FI (translated)
Iltalehti wrote that Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen (NCP) asked whether the SDP was on the side of Finland's security. According to the newspaper, 39 members of the SDP parliamentary group voted for a vote of no confidence against Häkkänen. https://t.co/bgXhhuFMvH #Suomi #turvallisuus #politiikka (translated)
Reima Neva wrote that 39 members of the SDP parliamentary group had voted for the minister's loss of confidence. According to Neva, Häkkänen said that the vote required a thorough explanation and that the SDP's possible desire to change Finland's defense policies was a serious issue. https://t.co/Z21yregyYG #Suomi #politiikka #eduskunta (translated)
Members of Parliament are talking about the security shortcomings of their homes, and the parliament is planning significant actions to improve safety. #turvallisuus #kansanedustajat #rikosepäilyt (translated)
Tere Sammallahti wrote that blasphemy was still prohibited by law in Finland, which he claimed was one of the few such countries in Europe and the Western world. According to him, the law restricted freedom of speech and opinion by protecting gods and things considered sacred in religion. Sammallahti argued that the law currently protects more new religions than secularized Christianity. Sammallahti stated that he had made a legal proposal to repeal the blasphemy law and urged sharing information about the proposal as well as reminding members of parliament to sign it. According to this, religions do not need legal protection, but freedom of speech does. #Terestroika #Sananvapaus #Uskonto #Suomi (translated)
