Latvia's prime minister resigns, new gov't to be appointed
Latvian Prime Minister Laimdota Straujuma on Monday handed her resignation to the president, after rumors had been circulating for weeks about a possible government collapse.
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- Check reputable news outlets with Baltic or European political desks (e.g., Reuters, dpa, AP, BBC News Europe, Bloomberg) for the latest statements and government changes.
- Visit official Latvian sources: the President’s office, the Saeima (parliament) site, and the Cabinet of Ministers news page for formal announcements about appointments or resignations.
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