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Despite household incomes in Latvia more than doubling in a decade, inequality remains high in the EU. The article explores why some segments of society are not benefiting from economic growth and what measures are needed to prevent poverty from becoming hereditary.
This headline refers to political commentary regarding an individual named Kulbergs and implies upcoming challenges for them.
This headline, 'Cyclone Kulbergs,' is likely a metaphorical or political commentary on an individual or situation involving Kulbergs.
Journalist Aidis Tomsons explains why one party won the elections by a large margin and why politicians no longer have the option to step back from making difficult decisions.
Dzelde Mierkalne, recipient of the Vija Celmiņa Fund scholarship, believes that for others to notice and appreciate your work, you must first believe in yourself.
This story is about Klāvs Veinbahs, who is a painter associated with the Old St. Gertrude's Church.
This is a review of the first performance in Latvia by Estonian director and choreographer Renāte Kērda, titled 'Salā'. Describing the scent of the performance is likened to dancing it.
The eviction of an elderly woman from her apartment has sparked mass protests in Spain, while Berlin is considering ways to rid itself of real estate investors.
This appears to be a political cartoon commentary on mass migration.
Māra Svīre, author of the screenplay for the film 'Limuzīns Jāņu nakts krāsā,' included in the Latvian Cultural Canon, and author of 36 books, will celebrate her 90th birthday on October 13th.
Henrijs Mucenieks, a member of the band 'Muud' which has topped Latvian music charts, also plays in the legendary rock band 'Līvi,' which begins its 50th-anniversary concert tour in Latvia in October.
This is a brief mention of Aleksandrs Juška, a medalist in the world championship for the sport of roundnet.