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Latvian residents expect 2024 to be financially better than 2023

02.01.2024 Ogres

38% of Latvian residents believe the year 2024 will be financially better than 2023, according to results of a survey by Luminor Bank….

New year to start off with freezing weather in Latvia; roads will be slippery

30.12.202330.12.2023 Ogres

Weather in Latvia in the last days of 2023 will remain similar to previous days – weather will be cloudy with moments of…

Sadales tīkls: recent years were full of challenges for energy sector

29.12.2023 Ogres

The recent years were full of challenges and shocks for the energy sector. However, 2023 can be called a turning point towards the…

Bank: 58 200 euros paid to homeowner whose property was damaged by flooding

29.12.2023 Ogres

Flood damages to house worth nearly EUR 60 000, road accident that resulted in a more than EUR 40 000-worth car becoming beyond…

9% of Latvian family doctors still haven’t signed agreement on provision of services

28.12.2023 Ogres

Approximately 9% of family doctors still haven’t signed the agreement on provision of services next year, said Latvian Minister of Health Hosams Abu…

Seven new electric trains deployed on passenger routes in Latvia

28.12.2023 Ogres

On Thursday, the 28th of December, JSC Pasažieru vilciens (PV) deployed seven new electric trains on various passenger railway routes. At the same…

Meteorologists predict gradual influx of colder air to Latvia on New Year’s

27.12.2023 Ogres

In the middle of the week, weather in Latvia will become cloudy. There will be only moments of clear sky. Some precipitation is…

Drunk driving: Police in Latvia catch many drunk drivers during Christmas

27.12.2023 Ogres

During the Christmas holiday this week police in Latvia detained 52 drunk drivers, said head of the Response Department of the State Police…

Politologist: Siliņa’s government has yet to move mountains; has tough times ahead

23.12.2023 Ogres

The first 100 days of Prime Minister Evika Siliņa’s government make me cautiously optimistic, but the government has some tough times ahead, says…

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