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Wednesday, September 09, 2026
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The country faces escalating scrutiny of its judicial and police systems, fueled by investigative journalist Lato Lapsa's pledge to expose more if granted access to 'CSDD extortionist' case files. Reports continue to highlight concerns regarding police practices and the involvement of certain individuals in controversial cases.
Adding to domestic concerns, a man has been arrested in Riga for allegedly killing an acquaintance and assaulting his partner. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that 33 Latvian citizens are believed to be missing in Tibet following a disaster.
In other news, the ongoing debate surrounding mass migration is being re-evaluated, with discussions focusing on the disparity between political rhetoric and actual facts, alongside calls for Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs to take more decisive action.
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Investigative journalist Lato Lapsa has publicly committed to writing a new book exposing the judicial system if granted access to criminal case files related to the 'CSDD extortionist' case. This comes amidst continued reports detailing alleged issues within the police and prosecution system, including concerns about 'police traps' and the involvement of Aļina Goldberga – Kačanova in multiple cases.
Pietiek:
Lato Lapsa: This is my promise in the "CSDD extortionist" case – bring me the…
Author Lato Lapsa responds to an announcement about a 'just legal settlement' in the "CSDD extortionist" case, promising to write a new book about the judicial system if given access to the criminal case files.
Pietiek:
Lato Lapsa: the police and prosecution system - another story, and again in…
Following a previous article, this piece discusses the involvement of Aļina Goldberga – Kačanova in another case related to the police and prosecution system.
Pietiek:
Detention was lifted, freedom did not follow: how the police "trap" and police…
This article details how a person released from Central Prison after seven months encountered issues with the 'police trap' and the involvement of Aļina Goldberga (Kačanova).
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The Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that 33 Latvian citizens are likely to have been in Tibet during a recent disaster, and are currently missing.
Delfi:
33 missing Latvian citizens likely in Tibet during disaster, says Foreign…
The Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that 33 missing Latvian citizens were likely in Tibet at the time of a disaster.
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The ongoing mass migration debate is being examined through the lens of political rhetoric versus factual realities, with one article arguing that immigration restriction is not a solution and calling for decisive action from Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs.
IR:
Mass Migration in Latvia – Politicians' Rhetoric vs. Facts
This piece examines the issues of illegal pressure from Belarus and lenient requirements for foreign students, which facilitate the entry of economic migrants into Latvia, questioning politicians' alarmist rhetoric.
Pietiek:
Pietiek uncovers: Immigration restriction is not a solution. The situation is…
The article argues that restricting immigration is not an effective solution to current problems and calls for the Prime Minister to take decisive action.
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Entrepreneurs are sharing insights on financing business growth and the challenging decisions of when to cease operations to prevent further losses. The co-founder of Madara Cosmetics, Lotte Tisenkopfa-Iltnere, discussed her 20 years in business and relationship with money.
IR:
Madara Cosmetics Founder: 'I Have a Complicated Relationship with Money'
The co-founder of Madara Cosmetics, Lotte Tisenkopfa-Iltnere, discusses 20 years in business, financial discipline, coping with failures, and the importance of a company giving back to its owners.
IR:
Three Entrepreneurs' Experience: How to Finance Business Growth
Three entrepreneurs share their experiences on financing business growth, exploring options like self-funding, bank loans, and attracting project or investor capital.
IR:
Objective Facts vs. Hope: Why It's Sometimes Better to Stop Business
This article challenges the conventional advice for entrepreneurs to be brave and persistent, suggesting that sometimes greater courage lies in recognizing when to cease operations to prevent further losses.
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