Investigative journalist Lato Lapsa has escalated his criticism of Latvia's public media, accusing them of propaganda and manipulation in their coverage of a letter sent by Interior Minister Jānis Dombrava to Spanish officials. Lapsa's articles specifically allege misrepresentation and the use of anonymous sources to spread misinformation, leading to an official information request regarding the accuracy and sources of their reporting.

Pietiek: Dual Irritation and Rhetorical Shield: How 'Public' Media Propagandists…

This article, authored by Lato Lapsa, criticizes Latvia's public media for allegedly misrepresenting a letter from politician Dombrava to Spanish officials, accusing them of propaganda and manipulation.

Pietiek: Dombrava's Letter – Information Request to Latvia's Public Media

This story details an information request made to Latvia's public media regarding their reporting on a letter from MP Dombrava, questioning the sources and accuracy of their coverage.

Pietiek: Lato Lapsa: Dombrava's Troubling Letter – 'Public' Television's Propagandists…

Another article by Lato Lapsa, this one reiterates the accusations against Latvia's public television, claiming it uses anonymous sources to spread lies and manipulate viewers regarding Dombrava's letter.

Investigative journalist Lato Lapsa has leveled new corruption accusations against Leila Magamedova-Rasima, a Member of the Saeima for The Progressives party, alleging involvement in property and compensation swindles.

Pietiek: Lato Lapsa: Another Greedy MP – This Time from the National Alliance

This opinion piece by Lato Lapsa accuses a Member of Parliament from the National Alliance, Leila Magamedova-Rasima, of corruption and greed.

Following an attack on a doctor, Jēkabpils Hospital is advocating for the implementation of new security standards within emergency rooms to better protect medical staff and patients.

TVNET: Attack on Doctor: Jēkabpils Hospital Urges Security Standards for ERs

Following an attack on a doctor, Jēkabpils Hospital is calling for the establishment of security standards in emergency rooms.

A recent survey indicates that nearly half of Latvian respondents believe increasing the birth rate is essential for improving the country's demographic situation. Experts warn that the Baltic states face an uncertain demographic future requiring proactive measures.

Delfi: Survey: 48% of respondents believe birth rate increase would improve Latvia's…

A survey indicates that 48% of respondents believe that increasing the birth rate would improve the demographic situation in Latvia.

Delfi: 'A miracle will not happen on its own.' Baltic states face an uncertain…

The Baltic states are confronted with an uncertain demographic future, with experts warning that 'a miracle will not happen on its own.'

A drunk foreign national drove at high speed and crashed their car into a gas station territory in Riga, leading to a police investigation.

Delfi: Drunk foreigner crashes car at high speed into gas station area in Riga

In Riga, a drunk foreigner crashed his car at high speed into a gas station territory.

TVNET: Drunk Foreigner Rams Gas Station Area in Rīga

A drunk foreign national drove at high speed and crashed into a gas station area in Rīga on Wednesday night.

Latvia mourns the passing of prominent archaeologist Ilze Biruta Loze, who has died at the age of 90.

TVNET: Archaeologist Ilze Biruta Loze Dies at 90

Renowned archaeologist Ilze Biruta Loze has passed away at the age of 90.

A new article critiques the prevalence of remotely accessible positions within Latvia's government, suggesting it may lead to a disconnect and less effective governance.

Pietiek: The State of Latvia is Almost Completely Made Up - Remotely Accessible Positions

This piece critiques the remote accessibility of positions within Latvia's government, suggesting it leads to a disconnect and potentially less effective governance.