Former KGB Informant Runs for Parliament with "New Unity" ↗
Front page leadA former KGB informant, Dace Korna, running for parliament under the "New Unity" party, faces public questions about her past and alleged collaboration.
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The Pietiek news website features a variety of domestic Latvian issues, including political scandals, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and economic concerns. Several articles focus on alleged corruption, the performance of government institutions, and upcoming elections. There's also a piece…
A former KGB informant, Dace Korna, running for parliament under the "New Unity" party, faces public questions about her past and alleged collaboration.
An analysis suggests that the problem in Latvian public administration is not a lack of leaders, but an excess of managers and bureaucratic complexities.
The article questions the process behind the writing of Latvian court judgments, especially concerning the requirement for legal education in certain professions.
A discussion on public spending in Latvia, as seen on a LTV program, suggests that state money is spent in ways that 'integrate' rather than simply disappear.
This article criticizes the 'Progressive Unity' party's alleged long-term intentions regarding the financial well-being of Ogre residents, related to a national development strategy.
The author expresses confusion and frustration over perceived dishonesty in statements made by someone named Hosamā, funded by taxpayers.
A personal account of navigating the State Employment Agency after job loss, detailing the requirements and process for receiving unemployment benefits.
An observation from outside Latvia suggests a need to adapt to an international climate characterized by the self-interest of larger nations.
The fourth part of a series discusses how mass migration threatens the foundations of Latvian culture as the majority culture, focusing on manipulative tactics.
The article argues that before focusing on external controls for the Saeima (Latvian Parliament), internal issues regarding its spending and oversight need to be addressed.
This story implies a connection between bribery in Riga and international awareness, possibly involving the former Bank of Latvia president, Ilmārs Rimšēvičs.
An analytical review of data transmission architecture in specific devices (SmartCar SC-850, SmartX SX24, SmartCar SC-820) and its metrological consequences.
Examining the implications of a large data leak scandal involving Aksenoks and the Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD), and its relation to debt recovery through marriage contracts.
An analysis simulating the potential consequences for Riga Airport if the national airline, airBaltic, were to suspend its operations.
Journalist Lato Lapsa makes a promise regarding the CSDD extortion case, offering to write a new book about alleged corruption within law enforcement and judicial structures.
An investigation into the company 'Pietiek', its Chapter 11 filing, and the relationship with its shareholders, suggesting potential mismanagement and questionable investments.
An examination of integrity within the Latvian government, questioning the honesty of public officials and the checks and balances in place.
The article criticizes the 'Progressives' party, suggesting they are unpatriotic and misaligned with national interests, based on their platform and actions.
The author finds a particular story or narrative to be unbelievable and lacking substance, potentially related to personal integrity or public discourse.
An exploration of whether intellectuals have contributed to the degradation of society, touching upon themes of public discourse and societal values.
A reflection on upcoming parliamentary elections in Latvia, questioning voter choices and the socio-economic factors influencing political decisions.
The article questions the allocation of state budget funds, specifically mentioning "promaskavist" and linking it to political motivations and election outcomes.