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The front page of Pietiek features a prominent story by Lato Lapsa about a "CSDD extortionist" case, where Lapsa promises to write a new book about the prosecution and court system if provided with case materials. Other domestic news includes discussions on Russian propaganda in Latvia, the state…
Author Lato Lapsa responds to an announcement about a 'just legal settlement' in the "CSDD extortionist" case, promising to write a new book about the judicial system if given access to the criminal case files.
A complaint was filed with the National Electronic Mass Media Council (NEPLP) regarding a TV channel broadcasting Russian football 24 hours a day, quoting the complaint about Latvian television service providers.
The article discusses the future of Latvian medicine following the end of the 'hosam' era associated with the "Unity" party, based on a letter from a patient.
Despite numerous advisors in Saeima factions and ministries, Latvia has yet to develop an independent and analytical tradition of state thinking.
The article poses questions about the meaning and purpose behind the journey in Christopher Nolan's film 'Odisejs' (Odyssey).
A quote attributed to Mark Twain suggests elections are futile if they can change nothing, which is applied to the Latvian context.
Members of the Latvian Boxing Federation, including a representative from the "Priekuļi" Boxing Club, are urging Māris Martinsons to step down from his vice-presidential role.
Following a previous article, this piece discusses the involvement of Aļina Goldberga – Kačanova in another case related to the police and prosecution system.
The article investigates the election of the chairman of the National Electronic Mass Media Council (NEPLP), Aurēlijs, following a decision by KNAB to impose a fine.
The article criticizes the actions of Judins and Lībiņa, suggesting they have enabled continued 'budget feasting' for the 'New Unity' party.
The article questions whether a recent purchase of underwear by the Ropaži municipality will address issues related to refugees in Mucenieki, referencing reports of refugees following residents.
This article details how a person released from Central Prison after seven months encountered issues with the 'police trap' and the involvement of Aļina Goldberga (Kačanova).
This headline refers to an article discussing electoral ratings that place Gobzema's list and New Unity as leading.
The article questions whether the head of 'Kolhoz' Kulbergs will face repercussions for his actions, implying potential wrongdoing.
This piece delves into the responsibilities and potential blame associated with an incident in Carnikava.
This article seems to be a critique or commentary on a situation involving individuals named Rodas and Kulbergs, questioning their understanding or capabilities.
The article argues that restricting immigration is not an effective solution to current problems and calls for the Prime Minister to take decisive action.
A reader's story is published concerning Aļina Goldberga – Kačanova and her alleged involvement in a case related to the 'CSDD extortionist'.
The article suggests that significant challenges and turbulence are on the horizon, possibly related to international relations or events.
The article discusses the precarious position of the "New Unity" government and the potential need for the Prime Minister to prepare for resignation.
The article comments on the Prime Minister's visit to Brussels and the President's decision to sign a decree, suggesting the latter was an unexpected event.
