Hotel De Rome, Riga, Latvia Introduction Recognised as one of the top hotels in latvia, Hotel de Rome Rates areper room per night, inclusive of buffet breakfast and goverment taxes, VAT http://www.hotelgenie.com/riga/de_rome.shtml
Extractions: Select City Aberdeen Alicante Amsterdam Ankara Antwerp Athens Avignon Baden Baden Barcelona Basel Basingstoke Bath Belfast Bergen Berlin Bern Bilbao Birmingham Bled Bologna Boppard Bratislava Brighton Brixen Brugge Brussels Bucharest Budapest Burgdorf Bury St. Edmunds Bussaco Cadiz Caernarfon Cambridge Cannes Carcavelos Cardiff Chester Coimbra Cologne Copenhagen Cork Curia Daventry Doncaster Dublin Edinburgh Essen Farnborough Florence Folkestone Frankfurt Freiburg Geneva Ghent Gibraltar Gothenburg Graz Hague, The Hamburg Hannover Heidelberg Ilkley Ipswich Istanbul Karlovy Vary Kharkiv Kiev Krakow Larnaca Lausanne Leeds Leipzig Le Mans Limassol Lisbon Liverpool London Ljubljana Lucerne Lugano Luxembourg Lyon Madrid Manchester Marbella Milan Montreux Moscow Munich Mykonos Namur Naples Newmarket Oslo Oxford Paphos Paris Parma Pisa Polis Porto Prague Reykjavik Rhodes Riga Rochester Rome Salzburg Sienna Sofia South Tyrol St Petersburg Strasbourg Stratford Tallinn Taormina Taunton Valletta Venice Vienna Vilnius Winchester Windsor York Zurich North America Select City Aberdeen Albuquerque Anaheim Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Austin Bakersfield Baltimore Baton Rouge Beverley Hills Billings Birmingham Bismark Boise Boston Boulder Bozeman Branson Buena Park Butte Calgary Casper Charlotte Chattanooga Cheyenne Chicago Clearwater Cleveland Colorado Springs Cortez Dallas Daytona Beach Decatur Denver Dodge City Duluth
Objects 26. Car service AERServiss , latvia, 1, 1.5, 1995. 27. Car-centre BMGS , latvia, 1, 0.5, 1995. 28. goverment car parking Kiev, Ukraine, 1, 0.5, 1995.29. http://www.parks.lv/home/r&co/o_bl.htm
Extractions: Object Blocks number Capacity (l/sec) Installation year Car service station "Riga-Trest" Service station "Augstceltne" , Latvia Service station "Tess AB", Latvia Service station "GSB" , Latvia Service station "Statoil" , Latvia Hydro power station "Kegums" , Latvia Service station "Riga-Trest" , Latvia Service station "Kotteks" , Latvia Oil terminal in the sea port "Baltijas terminals" , Latvia Service station "Spars Plus" , Latvia Car parking "EEL" , Latvia Car washing station "Augsceltne", Latvia Service station "KAFT" , Latvia Service station "Inkomi-R" , Latvia Oil storage " LatRosTrans" , Latvia Car service station "Pollen" , Latvia Car service station "Lat-buve" , Latvia Car centre BMW, Riga , Latvia Car service station "Gotika-Auto" , Latvia Car service station "Regal" , Latvia Car centre "Pardaugava" , Latvia Car service station "Shell" , Latvia Car parking "Valgri" , Latvia Complex of Service station "Shell" , Latvia Car service "AER-Serviss" , Latvia Car-centre " BMGS" , Latvia
Survey By UK Goverment Lower court judgements are never published. latvia, Yes, At court discretionon request of a party, Mostly in public, Names need not be given. http://www.hock.freeserve.co.uk/conf/echr_ukgov.htm
Extractions: QUESTIONS A- Do the Court Rules of Procedure applicable to disputes concerning custody of children permit such disputes to be heard in camera? B- If so, what happens in practice? Is there a rule or presumption that such disputes are heard in camera (but may be public) or vice versa? or is it left to the court's discretion? C- What proportion of such cases (roughly) are heard in camera and what proportion in public?
British Chamber Of Commerce In Latvia distribution of information, and maintain contact with UK based goverment institutionsand in the Baltic market and others with business interests in latvia. http://www.bccl.lv/newsletter_arch_7.htm
Extractions: HM AMBASSADOR TO LATVIA The Latvian President, Mrs. Vaira Vike-Freiberga, together with Dr. Imants Freibergs, visited London from 25th October - 1st November. It was an honour for me to accompany her. Two social events were specifically angled on trade and investment,- a breakfast at the Mansion House, hosted by the Lord Mayor of London, Alderman Clive Martin, and a dinner hosted by Lord Janner. There was discussion of opportunities for British businessmen in a variety of sectors of the Latvian economy, including banking, financial services, tourism, hotels, property, ferry services, pipelines and computer software.
Euroregion Baltic - The Council Jan Zarebski, Marshall of Pomorze Province, selfgoverment, level of province Liepaja- latvia Normunds Niedols, Executive director of Liepaja City Council; http://www.eurobalt.org/english/council/council.html
Extractions: "Kaliningrad problem" (PDF) Members Klaipeda - Lithuania Virginia Lukoshene , Governor of Klaipeda County Kestutis Vaitiekunas , Deputy Head of State Territorial Planning and Building Inspectorate Service Roma Stubriene , Director of Regional Development Department of Klaipeda County Governor's Administration Rimantas Taraskevicius , Mayor of City of Klaipeda Richardas Vaitiekunas , Mayor of Klaipeda District Arvydas Jakas Kaliningrad Alexander Kuznetsov , Mayor of Baltijsk Municipal District Iouri Savenko
Open Letter To The French Goverment Guatemala 18. India 19. Indonesia 20. Italy 21. Japan 22. Kenya 23. latvia 24.Liberia 25. Libya 26. Madagascar 27. Malaysia 28. Mauritius 29. Mexico 30. http://www.amnesty-volunteer.org/uk/algeria/Disappeared.php
Extractions: MEMORANDUM OF THE FAMILIES OF THE "DISAPPEARED" IN ALGERIA Introduction The issue of enforced disappearances in Algeria continues to be a matter of grave concern for human rights defenders and for the families of the "disappeared". Over the last ten years, several thousand Algerians men and women from various sections of the population have "disappeared" after having been taken away by members of the security forces. Despite the fear of reprisals, despite intimidation, death threats and repression, the families of the "disappeared" have come together to take action as have many human rights defenders, lawyers and non-governmental organisations to try and find out what has happened to their loved ones. They have launched campaigns at both the national and international level. Campaigning in Algeria The families of the "disappeared" first began their collective action by visiting police stations, gendarmerie and military barracks, prisons and detention centres. Together with lawyers known for their commitment to human rights in Algeria, the families launched the first public actions of the families of the "disappeared" before the parliamentary elections in October 1997, demonstrating in front of the International Press Centre.
Eurooppa-tiedotus Valtioneuvosto/Government of Estonia http//WWW.riik.ee/goverment/. latvia Delegationof the European Commission in Lithuania Euroopan Komission Edustusto http http://www.eurooppa-tiedotus.fi/doc/fi/linkit/hakijamaat.asp
TVNET/Latnet >Web Katalogs and upto-date picture of population and family planning issues in latvia. Riga CongressCentre is one of the cultural institutions of Riga local goverment. http://www.tvnet.lv/en/directory/society/
TVNET/Latnet >Web Katalogs Modern Russian literature in latvia A selection of texts poetry, prose, translations. Centreis one of the cultural institutions of Riga local goverment. http://www.tvnet.lv/en/directory/arts_culture/
Extractions: Ambersea.lv is an on-line Latvian art gallery. This is an exposition of the leading Latvian artists. Here you can find also well-known artworks. Especially we would like to accent the high professional quality of all works in ambersea.lv. While summer starts its victoriuos run over the country, ambersea.lv offers new artworks to explore. MMICs goal is to organise international co-operation in the sphere of art and culture making intensive and creative art turnover, as well as to promote popularity of the Latvia art. MMIC consolidates information about art activities in the world and informs the students, professors and young artists about them.
Extractions: A Collection of answers to the questionnaire to serve as background material for the Student Welfare seminar in Helsinki 7.-8. of March 2002. Janne Jauhiainen I havent edited the answers you´ve given to any kind of report, because I don´t feel that I could sum up the relevancies by shortening your texts Instead I´ve just sorted them by questions. A) Which are the national/local structures in your country that are responsible for questions linked with student welfare? Please describe how the student welfare is organised in your country. Denmark Generaly it is the danish goverment that have the responsiblity for all social welfare. They provide grants and cheap loans for students, all danes have a right ro be treated at a hospital, cheap daycare for children etc. The Student unions aprove this, and are generaly saticfied with this agreement, but are allways trying to make life easier for students. There are som minor organisations beside the states welfare programs and the student unions, who also tries to make life better forstudents, by different forms of counselling and guidance. Finland Student health care regarding to university students is organised by the Finnish Student Health Service. It is a foundation established by students and now operated by students, the state and the cities in which the universities reside. Social security and study grants are organised by the state via Social Insurance Institution. The practical work concerning study grants is taken care of by study grants boards in universities. Student housing is seen as an important part of housing policy, and has some independent legislation as its basis. There are different student housing institutions, but generally they offer somewhat affordable accommodation among general city structure. The student unions offer variable welfare services, but mostly leisure activities. They take part in public discussion concerning student- and other issues locally and nationally.
PDS Russian Religion News April 1998 Riga synagogue, which, in his opinion. demonstrates the creation ofa goverment of law in latvia. But then isn't it surprising how http://www.stetson.edu/~psteeves/relnews/9804a.html
Extractions: It is not necessary to credit this Web page. If material is transmitted electronically, please include reference to the URL, http://www.stetson.edu/~psteeves/relnews/. CONCERNING THE UNANIMOUSLY DESIRED RESTORATION OF A UNIFIED RUSSIAN CHURCH Bishop Evtikhii of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad (RPTsZ) issued a pastoral letter (dated 1998) that cleary summarizes the oft-repeated points of the conflict that continues to separate Russian Orthodox from each other. An Appeal Concerning The Unanimously-Desired Restoration Of A Unified Russian Church by BISHOP EVTIKHII (1998). RELIGION IN RUSSIA The following information is posted on the web page of the Russian embassy in Washington. With nearly 5,000 religious associations the Russian Orthodox Church accounts for over a half of the total number registered in Russia. Next in numbers come Moslem associations, about 3,000, Baptists, 450, Seventh Day Adventists, 120, Evangelists, 120, Old Believers, over 200, Roman Catholics, 200, Krishnaites, 68, Buddhists, 80, Judaists, 50, and Unified Evangelist Lutherans, 39. Many churches and monasteries have been returned to the Church, including the St. Daniel Monastery, the current seat of the Moscow Patriarchate, the spiritual and administrative center of the Russian Orthodox Church.
S A Y T R A N S . N E T - Everything About Air Cargo! Language Lettish (official), Lithuanian, Russian, other goverment Type Parliamentary Russiaimposed in the spring initially hit latvia's exportersRussia http://www.saytrans.net/en/countries.php?country=LV
Safety And Security Of ENERGY Supplies The goverment of latvia and the European Commission are jointly organising a MinistrealConference on Safety and Security of Energy Supplies in the Baltic Sea http://www.energy-conference.gov.lv/eng/
Extractions: The Baltic Sea region has the potential for becoming one of the most competitive and fastest growing regions in the world. The economic cooperation between the countries of the region is a major driving force for the development of the Baltic Sea region. Moreover, the forthecoming European Union enlargement embracing several countrys in the region is expected to provide an added impetus for an even faster development of the region. The Goverment of Latvia and the European Commission are jointly organising a Ministreal Conference on "Safety and Security of Energy Supplies in the Baltic Sea Region in the Context of EU Enlargement" to be held in Ventspils, Latvia, on 26 and 27 September 2002. The discussions will focus on the safety of the multi-modal transport of energy products (rail/road) and safety of energy transport by pipelines and by maritime transport in the Baltic Sea.
Commentarii Austria. Diplomatic Sanctions Could Be Lifted This Week (Various Sources). ;; latvia.Protests From The RussianSpeaking Community (Afp) ;; Scotland. goverment http://www.geocities.com/celeuropa/Quomodo/CiemenENG.html
Index 20/02 The latvian goverment has called on the European official to resign. 3/20/02An official from a human rights organization demands that latvia change her http://www.geocities.com/latman85/
Extractions: Welcome to my new homepage! Check over all my new stuff. Also sign into my guestbook. I will be updating this website continuously. So adios for now. Latvian Rants Music Langauges LINX MY EMAIL - latman85@hotmail.com -NEWS- 3/24/02 www.kornweb.com has confirmed that the pre release of the new korn album "Untouchables" is in fact not completely finished with several songs planned not to be on the CD. Also not all of the mixing and mastering is not yet done. More songs will be added to the final CD. 3/21/02 The Baltic countries are meeting with current EU memeber Poland to discuss tactics for the best chances to get into the EU. 3/20/02 The Latvian Goverment has called on the European official to resign. 3/20/02 An official from a human rights organization demands that Latvia change her language laws to let the thousands of russians living in Latvia to gain full rights to citizenship without having to know latvian. Furthermore they propose that Latvia have two official languages, Latvian and Russian! 3/19/02 NEW WEBSITE
Latvia Structural Adjustment supports the goverment's efforts to promote private sectordevelopment and Investment Bank of latvia - To fund the Bank's loan portfolio http://mirrors.zpok.hu/www.bankwatch.org/database/latvia.htm
Extractions: Latvia Sector Subsector Bank Fiscal Year Description USD million EURO million Remarks Source Energy Hydropower EIB FY 1996 Hydropower Project - loan for rehabilitation works and dam safety improvements for the Daugava hydropower plants. PR 31/96; AR 111 Multisector EIB FY 1994 Global Loan to the Investment Bank of Latvia (LIB), for financing SMEs in industry, service sector, energy saving and environmental protection AR 111 Multisector EIB FY 1996 Global Loan to the Investment Bank of Latvia (LIB), for financing SMEs in industry, tourism, small scale infrastructure, energy saving and environmental protection PR 34/96; AR 111 Transport Railway EIB FY 1998 Modernisation of main east-west rail line Spa Latvijas Dzelzcels AR/1998 Multisector EIB FY 1998 Global Loan to Vereinsbank Riga, for financing small environmental energy saving, infrastructure, industrial and tourism projects in Latvia AR/1998 Transport Shipping EIB FY 1997 Upgrading of Ventspils Port - improve access to the port through dredging works on the channel entrance and in the river-harbor in order to accomodate larger vessels, as well as the related reconstructing and strengthening of the river quay PR 19/97; AR 101
ILS Web Sites Foreign Patents (from Soros Foundation latvia and latvian Academy of Sciences) In English.Social Security (from the Ministry of Welfare) In latvian. goverment. http://www.law.harvard.edu/library/ref/ils_ref/annotated/foreignL.htm
A Traveler's Notebook For that matter, latvia actually has no government right now. A couple of monthsago, the existing goverment abdicated power, and a new government has not been http://www.nesbitt.com/travel/kenn5.htm
Extractions: August 24, 1994. I make arrangements with Family Hotel Services in Tallinn for a room in Riga and another in Vilnius, five days apiece. Then I go to the Chinese restaurant next door for lunch, before hitting the road to Latvia. Family Hotel Services like their competitor, Bed and Breakfast is a Baltic service that hooks up travelers with people who rent out rooms in their homes. The average rate is US$10 per night. I'm staying in more expensive places, US$15, because these homes have certain advantages; they speak English, or the are near the city center, or they have a secure place where I can park my car. Of the US$15, the family sees US$7. Breakfast is extra. Now why is it so inexpensive? Because, to the families who rent out their rooms, US$7 is a lot of money. In Estonia, the average monthly income is US$145. In Latvia, it's about US$160. In Lithuania, it's US$80. Latvians actually seem to be the poorest because prices there are typically three or four times higher than in Estonia or Lithuania. This is mostly the result of high import tariffs and value-added taxes. The Chinese restaurant, one of only a couple in Tallinn, is probably only in business for lack of competition. The restaurant is clean and the service is adequate, but the food is bland and heavy with oil. After a spring roll and a greasy plate of noodles, I'm off to Riga.
EuroSoc - Other European Countries Statistic, contact information, police law rights, other local information; includeslinks to latvian goverment sites. Central Statistical Bureau of latvia. http://www.leeds.ac.uk/union/socs/european/othercon.htm
Extractions: Latvia Ministry of Foreign Affairs - in English and Latvian. Includes information about Latvia regarding tourism, foriegn affairs, officials, news, the European Union, and more. Saeima (Parliament) of the Republic of Latvia Chancery of the President of Latvia - information about and photos of the president, and text of the constitution. Latvian Ministry of the Interior Policijas Departments - Latvian police department home page. Statistic, contact information, police law rights, other local information; includes links to Latvian goverment sites. Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia Latvian Firefighting and Rescue Deparment National Library of Latvia Latvian Tourist Board
