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• Ministry of Justice has elaborated draft amendments to the Administrative Violations Code stipulating increase of pecuniary penalties for inaccurate usage of Latvian language
• Chas reports on 1-year anniversary of the Russian House in Liepaja

The Ministry of Justice has elaborated draft amendments to the Administrative Violations Code stipulating increase of pecuniary penalties for inaccurate usage of Latvian language in usage instructions for products, inaccuracy in blanks, documents, and conversation with clients.

The Ministry of Justice has elaborated draft amendments to the Administrative Violations Code stipulating increase of pecuniary penalties for inaccurate usage of Latvian language in usage instructions for products, inaccuracy in blanks, documents, and conversation with clients. Chas

Chas reports on 1-year anniversary of the Russian House of the Russian Community in Liepaja (RCL). According to the head of the RCL Valerijs Kravcovs, the Russian House has united all Russian NGOs in Liepaja.