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Māra Svīre, the author of the screenplay for the film 'Limuzīns Jāņu nakts krāsā,' included in the Latvian Cultural Canon and a writer of 36 books, will celebrate her 90th birthday on October 13th by singing with guests all evening.
The text indicates a political discussion related to 'Kulbergs', with a subtitle suggesting challenges.
This headline suggests that the individual named Kulbergs will face difficulties.
Henrijs Mucenieks, a member of the band Muud that has topped Latvian music charts, also plays in the legendary rock band Līvi, which begins its 50th anniversary concert tour in Latvia in October.
Egils Turss, creator of Ciltskoki.lv, explains what the new Archive Law amendments will offer to ancestry seekers and why a prepared family tree does not necessarily mean research has been completed.
The distribution of votes in the Saeima has radically changed: voters trust the new prime minister, while ZZS sends its political veterans into retirement.
This is a profile of Klāvs Veinbahs, a painter associated with the Old St. Gertrude's Church.
Films not to be missed at the Riga International Film Festival (Riga IFF).
A political cartoon related to the topic of mass migration.
A political cartoon by Ernests Kļaviņš on Russian influence on voters.
A political cartoon by Māris Bišofs.
A political cartoon by Māris Bišofs.
A political cartoon by Ernests Kļaviņš.
A political cartoon by Māris Bišofs.
A political cartoon by Ernests Kļaviņš.
A political cartoon by Ernests Kļaviņš.
Dzelde Mierkalne, a recipient of the Vija Celmiņa Fund scholarship, believes that for others to notice and appreciate one's work, one must first believe in oneself.
Journalist Aidis Tomsons explains why one party won the election by a huge margin and why politicians no longer have the opportunity to retreat from making difficult decisions.
This is a brief mention of Aleksandrs Juška, a medalist in the world championship for roundnet.
In Una Rozentāle's workshop in the heart of Talsi, beautiful woolen scarves are made.