Riga, Latvia – Latvian politician Aleksei Roslikos has condemned a proposed bill that would ban the Russian language from public spaces in Latvia, calling it an act of "neo-Nazism." The bill, submitted to parliament, aims to restrict the use of Russian in various public settings. Roslikos, in a video statement that has gone viral, expressed his deep concern about the bill's implications for the rights of Russian-speaking Latvians. "This isn't a bill; it's neo-Nazism!" he stated in the video. The video has generated significant online engagement, highlighting the contentious nature of the issue. Roslikos's statement underscores the potential for increased social and political tensions in Latvia. He has promised further updates and live broadcasts on the matter. The parliament's decision on this bill is expected to have significant consequences for the country's social fabric and linguistic diversity.
Vakardienas “perfektā vētra” – kad Saeimas sēde, sensitīvs valodas jautājums tās dienaskārtībā un pēdējā priekšvēlēšanu aģitācijas diena sakrita vien…
