“If I want to stick to the principles that are important to us, it sometimes requires me to have a strong say.”
The Treasury minister Annika Saarikko (Central) warned other government parties in Yle’s Ykkösaamu that it did not want to experience a controversy between the government parties like last spring.
According to Saarikko, the governing parties had differing views, especially on how much action needs to be taken to improve employment and make it profitable to get a job. There was also disagreement over the need for flexibility in previous financial decisions.
“I’m not ready to face another similar twist,” Saarikko said in an interview with Yle.
Saarikko emphasizes that the fight against climate change and the maintenance of a welfare society are best ensured by the fact that Finland has a stable economy.
The archipelago said it was discussing spending frameworks with other governing parties in the forefront now to prevent a recurrence of events such as last spring’s rally.
“In many governing parties, the emphasis is significantly to our left. If I want to stick to the principles that are important to us, then it sometimes means that we have to say loudly and also tell us a lot about where our borders go, ”Saarikko said.
Saarikon the comments follow on from his statement two weeks ago that the center will not be involved in a government that is “swearing with the rejection of the economy”.
Saarikko said at the time at the center party council meeting in Rovaniemi that undermining the agreed spending framework is undermining the government.
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