Eesti 200 ei toeta president Alar Karise tagasivalimist

Eesti 200 ei toeta president Alar Karise tagasivalimist

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Eesti 200 does not support the re-election of President Alar Karis

Eesti 200 juhatus ja fraktsioon arutasid . Kristina Kallas ütles, et . Ta rääkis, et Karis ei saa piisavat toetust teistest fraktsioonidest. Sellepärast .
Kallas meenutas, et . Seal tuleks arutada . Mõned erakonnad on juba valinud oma kandidaadid, kellel pole päriselt võimalust presidendiks saada.
Kallas rääkis ajakirjanduse aruteludest. Paljud arvavad, et uuel presidendil peaks olema . Eesti 200 liikmete arvates peaks president , millele Eesti välispoliitika on toetunud juba Lennart Meri ajast. President peaks .
Presidendi valimiseks riigikogus on vaja . Eesti 200-l on parlamendis 13 saadikut. President Alar Karis pole öelnud, kas ta tahab . Võib olla, et ta , nagu tegi Arnold Rüütel 2006. aastal.
The board and faction of Eesti 200 discussed the situation regarding the presidential elections. Kristina Kallas said that most of their MPs do not support the continuation of President Alar Karis. She stated that Karis does not receive sufficient support from other factions. Therefore, it is not possible to re-elect him in the Riigikogu.
Kallas recalled that electing the president is the Riigikogu's task. There, other suitable candidates should be discussed. Some parties have already chosen their candidates who have no real chance of becoming president.
Kallas spoke about media discussions. Many believe that the new president should have foreign policy experience. According to Eesti 200 members, the president should share the same values that Estonian foreign policy has been based on since the time of Lennart Meri. The president should protect the Estonian state and people's freedoms.
To elect the president in the Riigikogu, at least 68 MPs' votes are needed. Eesti 200 has 13 MPs in parliament. President Alar Karis has not said whether he wants to run for a second term. It is possible that he will run in the electoral college instead, as Arnold Rüütel did in 2006.