RIGA – The parliamentary commission investigating the "3 million lat" Latvenergo scandal shed no new light on the mysterious transaction but suggested starting new investigations into the role of other players, including high profile officials such as former Prime Minister Andris Skele and current Prime Minister Guntars Krasts.According to Latvia's Way MP Andrejs Panteleljevs, the head of the parliamentary commission, the prosecutor's office should widen its investigative scope to include Skele, who was prime minister during the Latvenergo scandal, Krasts, who was then economics minister, a...
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