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Journalist Lato Lapsa criticizes the continued employment of certain police officials, suggesting it puts citizens at risk and alleging official falsehoods regarding a traffic accident.
The article questions the financial strategy of airBaltic, describing the management's "business plan" as a debt restructuring, implying financial distress for the airline.
This story criticizes Latvian public media for allegedly misrepresenting a letter from the Interior Minister Jānis Dombravas to Spain regarding migration issues.
The article discusses the perceived role of 'craftsmen' and 'disinformationists' within the new generation of the National Alliance political party.
A personal reflection from someone working within the interior system since 2008, discussing their experiences and observations up to April 2024.
This piece focuses on the career trajectory of Jēkabs Straume, head of the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB), hinting at secretive and questionable practices.
The article scrutinizes the activities and substantial budget of the State Chancellery's Innovation Laboratory, questioning the value and productivity of its work.
The story suggests that Māris Sirmais's "creative leave" might stem from offense taken at criticism from choristers regarding his 'outstanding personality'.
A personal commentary on work and activities during a meeting with voters in Liepāja.
This article examines the Interior Minister Jānis Dombravas's letter to Spain concerning migration, exposing alleged lies and manipulation by Latvian public media.
The article discusses how economic disasters develop gradually, with systemic advantages turning into weaknesses over time, leading to a potential collapse.
This story alleges that Vice-Mayor Radzevičs in the South Kurzeme municipality is involved in corrupt practices, enriching his relatives.
The author reflects on the experiences of repressed individuals and calls for the new parliament (Saeima) to pass a law concerning collaboration with past regimes.
An information request addressed to Latvian "public" media concerning the Interior Minister Jānis Dombravas's letter to Spain.
This article discusses individuals or groups referred to as "Young Venetians" and questions their public image versus their alleged actions or falsehoods.
The article reports on the suspension of new legal costs related to Latvia's judicial system, with specific details about fees and potential reimbursements.
This piece explores the potential conflict between non-governmental organizations and the state regarding justice issues and public participation in the democratic process.
The article criticizes what it terms 'regressive' elites for policies that allegedly harm Latvian farmers, focusing on agricultural subsidies and their political implications.