October 28, 2009 / The Nation
by Kristina Rizga
September 6, 2009 / Global Post
by Kristina Rizga, Akim Aginsky
More than 400 protesters blocked two bridges last week to oppose the closing of the only hospital in Bauska, a rural city (population 50,000) about an hour away from the capital Riga. "Bauska's...
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June 28, 2009 / Untold Stories
by Akim Aginsky, Kristina Rizga
Until recently, Latvia has not seen any anti-government protests and riots since the end of the Soviet Union in 1991. After entering the E.U. in 2004, Latvia posted Europe's highest growth figures,...
June 8, 2009 / Untold Stories
by Akim Aginsky, Kristina Rizga
Kristina Rizga, for the Pulitzer Center (Photos by Akim Aginsky)
June 3, 2009 / Untold Stories
by Akim Aginsky, Kristina Rizga
Kristina Rizga, for the Pulitzer Center (Photos by Akim Aginsky)
May 23, 2009 / Untold Stories
by Akim Aginsky, Kristina Rizga
Kristina Rizga, for the Pulitzer Center (Images by Akim Aginsky, for the Pulitzer Center)
May 18, 2009 / Untold Stories
by Akim Aginsky, Kristina Rizga
Kristina Rizga, for the Pulitzer CenterImages by Akim Aginsky
May 18, 2009 /
by Akim Aginsky, Kristina Rizga
For more than a decade the ex-Soviet republic of Latvia was a poster child of seamless transition to a prosperous post-Communist world.