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• What does the new law in Latvia mean for journalists?

  The Latvian Association of Journalists and the police signed a statement guaranteeing journalists’ safety. Parliament passed a law banning regional and local municipal authorities from publishing news in the same way as the media, thereby satisfying long-standing demands by the media for an end to this form of unfair competition.

• How to meet other americans living in latvia?

  Regular socializing with fellow Americans is an essential part of expat life and helps getting accustomed to the Latvian way of life and mentality. InterNations helps you connect and meet up with other Americans in Latvia, residing in Riga, Daugavpils, Jelgava and many other places throughout the country.

• What is the ethnic breakdown of latvia?

  In 1993, according to Latvian government statistics, 53.5 percent of inhabitants were ethnic Latvians, while 33.5 percent were Russians. In some regions, particularly in southeastern Latvia as well as in the capital city of Rîga, ethnic Russians outnumber ethnic Latvians.

• How did latvia become part of russia?

  With the signing of the Treaty of Nystad in 1721, settling the Great Northern War between Russia and Sweden, the region that would later become Latvia came under the political and military rule of the Russian czar. Its economy, however, continued to be controlled by German barons who lived off the labor of Latvian peasants.

• Who is exigen services latvia?

  In 1990, the founders of what is today Exigen Services Latvia started work on their first international project, the Artists Social Insurance System for a German government agency (Landesversicherungsanstalt Oldenburg/Bremen).