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Business leaders want government to deliver realistic plan

Oct 22, 2009
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RIGA -  The Latvian economy has not yet reached its lowest point, despite some evidence of emerging green shoots, believes Latvian Employers’ Confederation President Vitalijs Gavrilovs, reports news agency LETA. Commenting on the Association of Hotels and Restaurants of Latvia President Janis Naglis’ statement at the 15th Baltic Financial Forum, that the Latvian economy has already hit bottom, Gavrilovs said that the economic downturn continues and the lowest point is still ahead. T ...

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