3. Novembris 2007

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• 3.11.07 20:03
• Deutsche Press Agentur
  November 2, 2007 Friday
  HEADLINE: Latvia's Russians divided over planned protest
  
  Protest scheduled for Saturday Riga
  
  Latvia's Russian minority is split over whether it should participate in a mass rally planned for Saturday in the Latvian capital. Organisers say they expect at least 10,000 people to show up at the protest defending the rule of law and democracy in the small Baltic country, which joined the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in 2004. "If you don't hear a Russian voice in the crowd on Saturday, it means we've learned something," the newspaper proclaimed.
  Sixteen years since Latvia regained its independence after 50 years of Soviet occupation, many of the country's 600,000 ethnic Russians remain ambivalent about their place in society. Around 18 per cent of Latvia's 2.3 million population still does not have citizenship and therefore cannot vote in elections.
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  http://blog.wired.com/sterling/2007/11/a-nice-opportun.html
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