
Liepāja Social Housing Residents Turn Out to Be Free as Birds — Who Would Have Thought?
After a senior citizen's disappearance, the shocking truth emerges: social housing isn't prison with electronic ankle bracelets.
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After a senior citizen's disappearance, the shocking truth emerges: social housing isn't prison with electronic ankle bracelets.

While Riga medics are still learning to tell a stethoscope from a thermometer, Ingrīda Kalniņa at Liepāja Hospital receives a prestigious award for her ability to calm both newborns and their panicked parents.

The Ministry of Health has decided to outpace the measles virus by moving vaccination from seven to four years of age. While Riga is still searching for funding for basic functions, Liepaja is already planning vaccination ceremonies with organ accompaniment.

Political parties have proven that mathematics isn't their strongest suit, exceeding allowed expenses by 69 thousand euros.

Americans spend billions to learn what any Liepāja driver can do for five euros at a gas station. The only difference — they fly to the Moon, we fly to Riga.

The little tern has organized a beach blockade, while Liepājas Metalurgs fans are still learning how not to interrupt hockey games with loud cheering.

UK Prime Minister announces that Brexit has been as successful as trying to stop rain with an umbrella. Now he wants back into the EU, but with conditions.

While students in Liepāja learn diplomacy at university, Trump masters it on social networks and reveals that Iran's president has requested a ceasefire.

While even rockers in Liepāja have brakes, a Daugavpils cyclist proves that problems can also be solved with a creative approach.

Police in Ogre have detained five people on suspicion of drug trafficking. Details aren't disclosed for investigative reasons, but we know — something's not right there.

Rio de Janeiro judge halts zipline construction after two years of disputes, proving that bureaucracy is an international language.

While Riga is still learning how to count the unemployed, Latvia is already proudly demonstrating its mathematical skills, reaching 6.8% unemployment in February.