The Latvian and Lithuanian Governments’ dream of eradicating all orphanages in these countries turns out to be a slow process amid the ongoing efforts to implement a de-institutionalisation project. It aims to replace orphanages with suitable alternative services focused...
RIGA – Latvian choirs have won a number of medals at the Grand Prix of Nations Riga 2017 and the 3rd European Choir Games held in Riga, and currently is the leader by the number of awards, the organizers of the event reported. The first Awards Ceremony at the Grand Prix o...
RIGA - The Latvian Association of Family Physicians has rejected the latest deal proposed by Prime Minister Maris Kucinskis (Greens/Farmers) and Health Minister Anda Caksa and will carry on with their strike, but in a different form, the association’s head Sarmite Veide told journalists tod...
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