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An orderly legal environment has a significant impact on economic development - Bordans

2020-10-22
LETA/TBT Staff

RIGA - An orderly legal environment has a significant impact on the development of the national economy, Minister of Justice Janis Bordans (New Conservative Party) said in a webinar today on the justice system as a basis for the development of the national economy and national...

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Hospitals and Emergency Medical Service have PPE reserves for one to two months at the moment

RIGA - Hospitals and the Emergency Medical Service, based on data they have released, have reserves of personal protective equipment (PPE) for one to two months on the average, as the Emergency Medical Service's representative Dita Heiberga told Saeima Public Expenditure and Audit Committee o...

Next year's budget will strengthen the country's competitiveness, rule of law and significantly improve social guarantees - Karins

RIGA - Next year's budget will strengthen the country's competitiveness, rule of law and significantly improve social guarantees for all workers, Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins (New Unity) saod today at a sitting of the Saeima's Budget and Finance (Tax) Committee. ...

Hospitals and Emergency Medical Service have PPE reserves for one to two months at the moment

RIGA - Hospitals and the Emergency Medical Service, based on data they have released, have reserv...

Next year's budget will strengthen the country's competitiveness, rule of law and significantly improve social guarantees - Karins

RIGA - Next year's budget will strengthen the country's competitiveness, rule of law and ...

An orderly legal environment has a significant impact on economic development - Bordans

Hospitals and Emergency Medical Service have PPE reserves for one to two months at the moment

Next year's budget will strengthen the country's competitiveness, rule of law and significantly improve social guarantees - Karins

Hospitals and Emergency Medical Service have PPE reserves for one to two months at the moment

Next year's budget will strengthen the country's competitiveness, rule of law and significantly improve social guarantees - Karins

Slovenian foreign minister Anze Logar to visit Latvia

Relations with Russia have been complicated for several years already but bilateral work continues - Foreign Ministry

Latvia backs EU member states' coordinated approach to fighting Covid-19 pandemic

Budget revenue to shrink by EUR 328 million, expenditure to grow by EUR 744 million next year

More restrictions on gathering of people will have to be introduced if Covid-19 spreads uncontrollably - Dumpis

Broader restrictions can be avoided if epidemiological measures are followed responsibly - Karins

Latvian President Egils Levits presents a letter of commendation to Margeris Vestermanis

Latvia black-lists 101 Belarusian officials

Liam James: “My Latvian wife and Brexit spurred me to leave UK and relocate to Riga”

Latvian Saeima approves concept of national defense

U.S. Treasury "embeds" advisor in Latvian Finance Ministry

Latvian president accuses Russia of distorting history in UN General Assembly address

Slovenian foreign minister Anze Logar to visit Latvia

Relations with Russia have been complicated for several years already but bilateral work continues - Foreign Ministry

Latvia backs EU member states' coordinated approach to fighting Covid-19 pandemic

Budget revenue to shrink by EUR 328 million, expenditure to grow by EUR 744 million next year

More restrictions on gathering of people will have to be introduced if Covid-19 spreads uncontrollably - Dumpis

Broader restrictions can be avoided if epidemiological measures are followed responsibly - Karins

Latvian President Egils Levits presents a letter of commendation to Margeris Vestermanis

Latvia black-lists 101 Belarusian officials

Liam James: “My Latvian wife and Brexit spurred me to leave UK and relocate to Riga”

Latvian Saeima approves concept of national defense

U.S. Treasury "embeds" advisor in Latvian Finance Ministry

Latvian president accuses Russia of distorting history in UN General Assembly address

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