Anti-government riots in Riga, Latvia

Check out this useful video - government of economic mismanagement and demanded new elections. Latvia's economy is expected to contract by at least 5% this year. Until last year, it was one of the fastest growing economies in Europe. Many Latvians frustrated by rising unemployment and tax hikes blame the centre-right governing coalition of Prime Minister Ivars Godmanis for their country's economic woes. Tuesday's peaceful protest was Latvia's largest since it became independent in 1991. As the crowd swelled, dozens ... Any Comment?

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