In Latvia, a generation of politicians has changed and those who have come to power have an understanding of the economy and business. Stronger powers and responsibilities have been transferred to municipalities, which prepare and take their decisions together with citizens' interest groups.
Rapidly developed technologies and Latvia has become one of the leaders in the development of biotechnology and IT from the country of transit and deforestation. As a result, the standard of living of citizens is even slightly above the EU average.
The education system has radically improved, with both advanced teaching methods and tools and strong parental responsibility for children’s performance and behaviour.
Latvia has become even greener despite the EU's "green" policy, which is now doing more harm to nature than it does because it is based on false reasoning about the causes of global warming.
Europe has freed itself from economic migrants, religious and political radicals, unnatural 'progressive' and aggressive neighbours, using both motivation and, where necessary, methods of force.
Latvia has joined the European railway system, which promotes both freight transport and inbound and outbound tourism.