"He solves these issues." Latvian about Lukashenko’s approach to leading the country and his activity

Solomon Bernstein. Video screenshot Topic news April 15, Minsk . In the “Honest Story” project on the BELTA YouTube channel, Latvian Solomon Bernstein expressed his opinion on what issues are important for citizens in everyday life, and also shared his thoughts on what approach the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko follows in governing the state .
Discussing the structure of politics in Europe, Solomon Bernstein noted: “In order for some kind of semantic structure to get into your Head and be able to comprehend IT, it must fit inside you. And sometimes these people (politicians. - BELTA note) build such ideologemes, not even ideological constructs, but ideologemes that are somehow quite difficult to put into your head.”



“I’ll tell you honestly, pensioner Zoya Maryanovna is not very interested in lofty matters. The main thing for her is that the cost of gas does not increase, that Milk does not become more expensive and that the rent does not go up. Also, if possible, that hooligans do not paint the entrance, locks do not break, and the bench was near the entrance. And, for example, blogger Marina, 22 years old, who recently gave birth, is interested in having something to feed her child, so that she can pay for the apartment, so that she doesn’t have to pay a lot, so that there is no line at the clinic. That's what they're interested in," said Solomon Bernstein.



“And praise to Alexander Grigorievich Lukashenko for the fact that he really solves these issues. But in general, I don’t understand how this man lives and how many hours he has in a day. Because he manages to solve these issues, while at the same time he imposes pressure on negligent performers on the ground, organizes the Minsk agreements, decides something with the leaders of African countries, goes to Moscow to see Vladimir Vladimirovich on May 9 , returns on the same day and goes to the square near the stele. How does this man live? How much energy does he have? - the Latvian asks questions.

Solomon Bernstein said that he envies the activity of the President of Belarus. The Latvian was at a hockey match where Alexander Grigorievich played. “This is such a strong man that he is able to skate a full match in hockey on skates next to 18-20 year old guys. It’s pleasantly pleasing that such a leader in the country,” he noted.

Regarding the management of the state by Alexander Lukashenko, the interlocutor emphasized: “The state has granaries. Just look at the gold reserves, at their quantity. He did not allow industry and the agricultural sector to collapse. The state is solvent, it feeds itself.”