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Insolvency

LTV's De Facto looks at Baltic International Bank's liquidation process
Daugavpils hospital warns of impending bankruptcy
LTV's De Facto probes failed cancer diagnostics center project
Local dairy producers predict wave of insolvency
No more 'express' minibuses in Rīga
Dairy producer declares insolvency; others struggle to survive
Several tourism companies could soon go bankrupt in Latvia
Insolvency declared mostly in retail this year
Low-income persons will be able to be released from small debts
Latvian cosmetics firm Dzintars faces insolvency claim
Ministry pondering new law to help small debtors clear their debts
Bunkus family takes Gobzems to court, claiming defamation
Sprūds charged with misappropriation of €3.8 million and extortion
Violations found in one fourth of examined insolvency processes
No-confidence motion against Justice Minister fails
Murder of insolvency administrator could be linked to missing person case
Saeima postpones no-confidence vote against Justice Minister
Court doesn't keep former insolvency high-flier in custody
Former insolvency administrator detained once more
Insolvency administrator rakes in close to €3m in six months
Saeima passes amendments to cap bank liquidators' pay
Former insolvency business high-flier Spruds granted bail
Business climate improvements need to continue, say foreign investors
Saeima again tries pushing Credit law amendments
President suggests MPs sought to meddle in Trasta insolvency
Police detain high-profile insolvency administrators
Government appoints new Insolvency Administration director
Foreign investors still frustrated with insolvency issue
Foreign investors blast lack of action on insolvency law reform
Banking association calls for insolvency procedure changes
Insolvency law is a racket, say foreign investors
Insolvency abuse has cost Latvia €665m say foreign investors
Foreign investors call for insolvency reform
Insolvencies cost state hundreds of millions – Auditor General
Hospitals hope state will help pay loans
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