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Half of citizens dissatisfied with Kallas' handling of coronavirus crisis

More than half of Estonian citizens are unhappy with the way Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has handled the coronavirus crisis, compared with 38 percent who are satisfied, a new study has found.
The survey was carried out by the Institute for the Study of Societal Issues and pollster Norstat and involved 500 people.
The coronavirus infection rate has been growing rapidly in Estonia since February and on March 8 the government agreed to establish restrictions similar to those enforced in spring 2020 during the emergency situation.
After the rules came into effect, the Institute for the Study of Societal Issues surveyed people s level of satisfaction with activities by the former and current prime ministers. ....

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Survey: 60 percent dissatisfied with government handling of pandemic

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Ülemiste Keskus shopping mall in Tallinn, on Monday morning, following the lifting of restrictions which had kept most businesses closed since late March. Source: Anna Aurelia Minev/ERR
Sixty percent of Estonian citizens find the government s handling of the coronavirus pandemic below par, while 73 percent believe stricter restrictions are needed, according to a recent survey.
The survey, conducted earlier this week by pollsters Norstat on behalf of conservative think-tank the Institute for the Study of Societal Issues (MTÜ Ühiskonnauuringute Instituut), came after details of the latest round of restrictions, approved by the government Friday, were public knowledge, and is, Norstat says, the first time more than half the populace have expressed dissatisfaction with the government, either in the current Reform/Center incarnation, or its predecessor, also consisting of Center, along with Isamaa and the Conservative People s Party of Estonia ....

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The Spin: Madigan exiting legislature, still state Democratic Party chair | City watchdog hammers CPD response to summer looting, unrest | Rush calls for USPS postmaster to resign

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UC Berkeley recalls plans to close Institute for the Study of Societal Issues

UC Berkeley has decided to reverse its original plans to disband the Institute for the Study of Societal Issues, or ISSI, allowing the program to continue social justice research.
The program’s closure was decided by campus last fall due to financial constraints during the COVID-19 pandemic. ISSI community members alleged that the decision undermined UC Berkeley’s commitment to people of color.
After an outcry in defense of the preservation of ISSI and strong member support, campus is now reversing its original decision of shutting down the program, according to Deborah Lustig, ISSI associate director.
“I was shocked when I got the news about the planned closure; it came out of the blue and seemed out-of-step with the university’s commitments to work towards anti-racism,” Lustig said in an email. “We’re an important node on campus for diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, so I assumed that the university would want to build on the work we are doing ....

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