The Supreme Court of Latvia has ruled against the National Alliance (NA) in an ongoing legal dispute with the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB), which will require the party to repay €210,673 that was unlawfully used from the state budget. The court declined to initiate cassation proceedings on an appeal filed by the NA, meaning the lower court's decision stands. The National Alliance had previously spent €554,627 on public communication and political campaigning in 2022, significantly exceeding the allowed spending limits set for political organizations.

In addition to this ruling, there is still an unresolved cassation appeal from the NA regarding a KNAB decision that froze the party's budget funding for one year. This ongoing legal battle indicates a tightening scrutiny of party finances and the importance of adhering to budget expenditure regulations imposed on political groups. The Supreme Court’s involvement signifies the escalating legal ramifications for political entities that breach financial guidelines.

The requirement to repay funds could have serious implications for the National Alliance, particularly in light of their financial operations and future campaigning. With the election cycle approaching, this decision could impact their resource allocation and political strategies, complicating their position within a competitive political landscape in Latvia. The case emphasizes the accountability and transparency expected of political parties, especially in relation to public funding.