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• Enterprise Register has denied registration of the organisation All for Latvia as a party
• Aleksandr Kazakov again might be included in the ‘black list

The Register of Enterprises denied registration of national radical organisation “All for Latvia” as a party due to incompliances of party’s by-laws with registration requirements. The organisation has three months to correct the by-laws and re-apply for registration.

The Register of Enterprises denied registration of national radical organisation All for Latvia as a party due to incompliances of partys by-laws with registration requirements. The organisation has three months to correct the by-laws and re-apply for registration. Chas, Latvijas Avize

The Minister of Foreign Affairs Artis Pabriks stated that the activist of the Headquarters for the Defence of the Russian-Language schools Aleksandr Kazakov will be included in the list of persons who are denied entrance in Latvia again. “The presence of Kazakov in Latvia concerns security of the state,” said Artis Pabriks.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs Artis Pabriks stated that the activist of the Headquarters for the Defence of the Russian-Language schools Aleksandr Kazakov will be included in the list of persons who are denied entrance in Latvia again. The presence of Kazakov in Latvia concerns security of the state, said Artis Pabriks. Vesti Segodnya, Chas, Latvijas Avize