Law school future likely decided
Jun 29, 2005
By Aaron Eglitis
RIGA - The long running battle over the future of the Riga Graduate School of Law came to a close as the Cabinet of Ministers accepted the University of Latvia's proposal on June 21 to take over the financially troubled institution. The state agreed to pay 250,000 lats (356,000 euors) for Sweden's 51 percent share in the school sometime before October.Now the agreement must be accepted by the Swedish side, which is expected to take place on July 7, according to Erland Ringborg, head of the board ...
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