Ronald Siliņš stated on July 17, 2026, that circulating claims suggesting the UN Agenda 2030 mandates the abolition of private property, the introduction of global identification, or digital currencies are inaccurate. He asserted that the agenda outlined in the UN Sustainable Development Program does not foresee such measures. Siliņš addressed a specific recording circulating on Facebook, which alleges that both the UN Agenda 2030 and “net zero” initiatives are components of a global plan intended to control populations.
According to his statement, this claim lacks factual basis. The recording in question suggests that the UN Sustainable Development Program (Agenda 2030) sets a deadline for completing basic infrastructure, while also making claims regarding the confiscation of private property, the implementation of global identification systems, and the adoption of digital currencies. Furthermore, the materials allegedly link “net zero” goals to the monopolization of resources and the prohibition of traditional agriculture.
Siliņš explicitly refuted these assertions, labeling the claims as a complete fabrication. He emphasized that neither the UN Agenda 2030 nor the related initiatives contemplate the loss of private ownership or the enforcement of these drastic measures.
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