RIGA - The Harmony's group at the Riga City Council has shrunk after the snap elections, but it will continue to be active and aggressive, said one of the party's leaders and long-term Riga mayor Nils Usakovs in a conversation with LETA.
Usakovs said that the party and Riga councilors are going through a test. 'We have shrunk. We will see how we are able to show our ability in the present situation," said the politician, claiming that such situations are actually healthy for any political party. "We have a good team, and this is a test for the member...
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