Investigative reports by Lato Lapsa reveal new allegations of property-related financial misdeeds against National Alliance MP Edmunds Teirumnieks and 'Progressive' politician Leila Magamedova-Rasima. Separately, Ainārs Šleseris's party is under scrutiny for exploiting a loophole to conduct a significant advertising campaign before the official period, without the Corruption Prevention Bureau finding violations. The broader issue of corruption draining the healthcare system is also highlighted.

IR: How Šleseris's Party Went Unpunished for a 340,000 Ad Campaign

Ainārs Šleseris's party exploited a loophole to advertise extensively before the campaign officially started, spending over a third of the legal limit without the Corruption Prevention Bureau finding violations.

Pietiek: Lato Lapsa: Another greedy MP - this time from the National Alliance

Investigative journalist Lato Lapsa reports on National Alliance MP Edmunds Teirumnieks, alleging he claimed housing compensation in Riga despite owning a flat there, mirroring a similar case involving a 'Progressive' party politician.

Pietiek: System's anatomy: how schemers and shadows of corruption devour millions in…

This piece examines how corruption and fraudulent schemes are draining millions from Latvia's healthcare system while state medical institutions are on the brink of bankruptcy and patients face limited hope.

Pietiek: Lato Lapsa: Progressive Leila's property deceptions - when lies have short legs

This article by Lato Lapsa delves into alleged financial misdeeds related to the property of a politician named 'Progressive Leila', suggesting a pattern of deception.

Pietiek: When a communist's mouth moves, they either swallow or lie: what the 'public'…

This article criticizes the 'public' media (LSM Panorāma) for allegedly withholding information about the business dealings of 'Progressive Leila Magamedova-Rasima', suggesting a cover-up of her 'fantastic business talent'.

Pietiek: KNAB, ENAP, VID, and the Prosecutor's Office: how far does Juraš's network…

This article investigates the potential reach of a network associated with 'Juraš', involving the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB), the Environmental State Inspectorate (ENAP), the State Revenue Service (VID), and the Prosecutor's Office, following a recent announcement from…

Pietiek: Why do they dislike it? 'Movement For!' council member to run for 'Progressives'

The article discusses the political shift of Liene Reine-Miteva, a council member of the 'Movement For!' party, who will be running in the Saeima elections under the 'Progressive' party banner, and explores the reasons behind potential dissatisfaction with this move.

Two new incidents involving intoxicated police officers have drawn public attention to accountability. A brawl in Priekule tragically led to a policeman's arrest and a teacher's death, while in Jelgava, a drunk officer was dismissed after calling a victim at night.

IR: Policeman in Jail, Teacher in Grave: The Price of Drunkenness in Priekule

Following a brawl at a local festival, a young policeman is in jail and a respected teacher is deceased, highlighting the tragic consequences of extreme intoxication.

TVNET: Drunk Police Officers in Jelgava Called the Victim at Night: One Officer Fired

Following an incident where intoxicated police officers called a victim at night in Jelgava, one officer has been dismissed from duty.

A new development in the ongoing sexual abuse case reveals that the hockey coach arrested on suspicion of abuse was reportedly working without the required license.

Delfi: Hockey Coach Accused of Sexual Abuse Worked Without a License

A hockey coach arrested on suspicion of sexual abuse was reportedly working without the required license.

Concerns have been raised regarding the financial stability of the Latvian airline airBaltic, with questions about its ability to avoid defaulting on obligations.

IR: Will airBaltic Avoid Default?

An article questions whether the Latvian airline airBaltic will manage to avoid defaulting on its obligations.

A recent survey indicates that the issue of immigration is a significant concern for nearly all voters across Latvia.

Delfi: Immigration Concerns Nearly All Voters in Latvia, Survey Shows

A recent survey indicates that immigration is a significant concern for almost all voters in Latvia.