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PHOTO | Latvian residents offered to purchase plants confiscated from criminals

17.10.202420.10.2024 Ogres

Latvian Provision State Agency (NVA) has announced the sale of evidence previously confiscated in a criminal case, offering residents to purchase various potted…

European Court of Auditors: Rail Baltica needs tighter supervision and governance

17.10.202417.10.2024 Ogres

The only way out for Rail Baltica railway project is moving forward and organising management of the project, which includes supervision from the…

Woman wakes up to a notification of massive car repair bill after Bolt Drive trip

16.10.202417.10.2024 Ogres

After failing to register car trip conclusion with Bolt Drive car-sharing app, a woman was asked to pay EUR 8 737.45 for repairs…

Majority of calls received during Child Protection Centre’s campaign concern violence between parents

15.10.202416.10.2024 Ogres

During the “Palīdzība zvana attālumā” [Help is a call away] campaign organised by the Child Protection Centre (BAC), the majority of calls concerned…

Association of Large Cities concerned about proposal to have municipal policy control road traffic

14.10.202415.10.2024 Ogres

Latvian Association of Large Cities has voiced concerns about the proposal to have municipal police enforce road traffic rules. Previously, the Saeima Economic,…

“Latvia has no money!” Krauze points to Rail Baltica – an expensive dream that will burden our children

11.10.202414.10.2024 Ogres

Latvia cannot afford Rail Baltica project. This is why it should be frozen and halted for a year to resolve all financial issues,…

Saeima Budget Committee conceptually approves mandatory use of e-invoices from 2026 onward

09.10.202410.10.2024 Ogres

On Wednesday, the 9th of October, the Saeima Budget and Finance Committee conceptually approved for the first reading amendments prepared by the Ministry…

More expensive food and cheaper fuel: inflation in Latvia reaches 1.4%

08.10.202409.10.2024 Ogres

In Latvia, consumer prices went up by 0.3% this September compared to August, but during the year – this September compared to September…

“Z” symbols appear in Latgale; State Police commence investigation

07.10.202408.10.2024 Ogres

Last week, there were multiple “Z” symbols, which are associated with Russian aggression in Ukraine, found painted in multiple locations in Latgale, as…

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