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• Socialistic Party of Latvia criticizes plans of radical political organisations to hold a commemorative public event on 16 March

The Socialistic Party of Latvia has issued a statement criticising plans of a radical right-wing political organisation the National Power Union (NSS in its Latvian acronym) to hold a commemorative event on 16 March – the unofficial commemoration day of Latvian WWII legionaries. The Socialistic Party also asks the Latvian government to intervene and do not issue permissions for public activities planned by radicals.

The Socialistic Party of Latvia has issued a statement criticising plans of a radical right-wing political organisation the National Power Union (NSS in its Latvian acronym) to hold a commemorative event on 16 March – the unofficial commemoration day of Latvian WWII legionaries. The Socialistic Party also asks the Latvian government to intervene and do not issue permissions for public activities planned by radicals. Chas