Facts about the swindler Divja Višvanatu ↗
Front page leadThis article presents facts and documents to address accusations against Divja Višvanata, emphasizing that hatred has no place and that children are not part of the story.
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The news from Pietiek.com covers a range of topics including political commentary, potential corruption allegations, societal issues, and international affairs. A significant portion of the coverage focuses on Latvian domestic politics, with articles discussing parliamentary decisions, legal…
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Visvanatgeita: A summary of what happened ↗
The Saeima, in a single urgent session and without opposition, recognized Indian businessman Kanana Višvanata as a Latvian citizen through a special law.
I did nothing, they came themselves, and e-signature conspired against me! ↗
The author feels it is necessary to inform Latvian society and the media about why they...
No optimism: Latest PISA study results ↗
The latest Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) study, organized by the OECD, has been published.
Organized chaos, or who finances and coordinates riots in France? ↗
This article examines who finances and coordinates the riots in France, referencing warnings made by Alvis Hermanis and Douglas Murray.
Saeima decides again: Amendments to the Law on Support for Ukrainian Civilians ↗
The Saeima supported historic amendments to the Law on Support for Ukrainian Civilians in its first reading, paving the way for Ukrainian refugees in Latvia.
Lato Lapsa: How karma came to 'Vienotība's' Andrejs Judins ↗
This piece discusses the saying attributed to 'Vienotība's' MP Andrejs Judins about a good prosecutor's ability to see a crime even where...
How to properly and continuously suffer from sexual violence in music ↗
This is not a guide, but rather a story about how to discredit genuinely victimized women in the music industry.
Who was lurking by the apartment doors – thieves or 'zanka' police officers?… ↗
The article addresses the identity of individuals seen in a video circulating on social media, which showed two masked persons near apartment doors.
The rocky road to culture or nowhere? ↗
Salaspils municipality mayor Raivis Anspaks recently boasted about a new chapter in Salaspils' cultural life following a long period of inactivity.
Comrade Stalin, a terrible mistake has been made! ↗
The author describes participating in a 'lynch court' and feeling that the verdict was prepared before they could speak.
Look how many of us there are – and everyone needs a place at the trough! ↗
In one of the recent Saeima sessions, there are plans to adopt amendments to the Green and Farmers' Union law as an urgent matter.
How to destroy your party and guarantee not getting into the Saeima ↗
This opinion piece has multiple authors who are not from the political sphere.
Threats stifling democracy in Ropaži? ↗
The leadership style in Ropaži municipality increasingly resembles nomenklatura and Soviet-era governance, where uncomfortable questions are not treated as...
Lato Lapsa: These terrible migrants who are destroying poor France and… ↗
This article questions whether the protests in France are by disgruntled high school students over education quality, or something else.
Who was lurking by the apartment doors – thieves or 'zanka' police officers? ↗
A video showing two masked individuals near apartment doors, which circulated on social media a few weeks ago, is discussed.
Latvian politics' side effects in soft covers ↗
This article appears to begin a discussion about Latvian politics and its consequences.
Parliament is deciding again: Historic amendments to the law on support for… ↗
The Saeima approved historic amendments to the Law on Support for Ukrainian Civilians in the first reading, enabling the first path for Ukrainian refugees in Latvia.
AI risk to Latvian businesses and investments ↗
The article discusses the potential risks to Latvian businesses and investments related to Artificial Intelligence, suggesting that the Ministry of Finance might overlook these risks.
Latvians have no reason to be complacent about the surveillance complex ↗
Latvia's experience with modern Europe suggests that national complacency is not warranted regarding the surveillance complex.
The state allows itself to not notice facts, but the reasons for an… ↗
The article criticizes the state's alleged inaction regarding certain facts and questions the reasons behind an exaggerated media portrayal.
War in Ukraine - a turning point for Latvia ↗
The article suggests that current events in Ukraine are a turning point for Latvia, impacting its relationship with Russia and NATO.
When will it be possible to read about the facts of the embezzlement of state… ↗
This investigative piece discusses the embezzlement of state funds, questioning when the facts will be made public.
It's time to read about the facts of embezzlement ourselves ↗
The article implies that citizens will have to uncover the facts of embezzlement themselves, as public institutions may not be transparent.
When the prosecution's press releases do not justify the lawyers, not the… ↗
This article discusses the disconnect between prosecution press releases and legal justification, implying that lawyers, not arbitrators, are being undermined.
Beware of the sensationalism of embezzlement scandals: banks do not suffer… ↗
This opinion piece criticizes the sensationalism surrounding embezzlement scandals and argues that banks do not suffer losses, blaming the public.
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