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• Security Police Chief on radical groups in Latvia

According to the Chief of the Security Police Janis Reiniks there are several extreme right-wing groupings in Latvia: the Latvian National Front, the open public foundation “Latvian”, and the National Power Unity. Janis Reiniks stated that the most extreme grouping is “Perkonkrusts” whose ideology is ethno-racial nationalism and their aim is to promote departure of non-Latvians from Latvia using the extreme methods.

According to the Chief of the Security Police Janis Reiniks there are several extreme right-wing groupings in Latvia: the Latvian National Front, the open public foundation Latvian, and the National Power Unity. Janis Reiniks stated that the most extreme grouping is Perkonkrusts whose ideology is ethno-racial nationalism and their aim is to promote departure of non-Latvians from Latvia using the extreme methods. Telegraf