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Andris Kulbergs is a Latvian businessman and politician serving as the prime minister of Latvia since 2026. Before being elected to the Saeima as a non-party member of the United List ticket in 2022, he worked in a number of roles in the private sector. He also serves as the president of the Latvian Authorised Automobile Dealers Association. Following the resignation of Prime Minister Evika Siliņa…
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business · Prime Minister of Latvia since 2026 · politician · businessperson · racing automobile driver · also Andris Kulbergs, Kulbergs
Born 1979 · Q115604300
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Career landmark: Prime Minister of Latvia (2026).
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“measures to weaken and isolate Russia”
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It was reported by Latvian media sources how he drove his wife and baby home in a rally car, which has been a family tradition for two generations
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After suffering an automobile accident that temporarily required him to use a wheelchair, he advocated for infrastructure improvements to the streets and sidewalks of Riga to be better accessible for those with special n
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An automotive fan, Kulbergs publicly disclosed in 2022 upon election to Saeima that he owns 11 automobiles.
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Upon election to Saeima that he owns 11 automobiles
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Kulbergs was elected as a member of the 14th Saeima as a member of the United List alliance, as a non-party member of the NGO "United List of Latvia" (Apvienotais Latvijas saraksts, since 2026 – "Restart of Latvia", Latv
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Worked in a number of roles in the private sector
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Born 1979.
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