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Co-chair of the Progressives Andris Shuvaev stated that the party primarily wants to hear the reform plan and priorities proposed by Kulbergs. After that, the Progressives will provide their assessment of the issues they are ready to support and those that require further elaboration. Shuvaev emphasized that the party's priorities have not changed since the election campaign. The Progressives recognize the need to reduce government spending, while also reminding during negotiations about the high cost of living, including upcoming heating bills and still high fuel prices. The party is also concerned about healthcare issues, and the Progressives will advocate for the independence of the media, science, and democratic institutions.