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Political scientist and University of Latvia Social Sciences Department Dean Juris Rozenvalds comments that "It has become a tradition in Latvian politics for voters to show indignation over the politicians' dishonesty and, at the same time, still cast their votes for the very same candidates they publicly criticized.
Voters not fazed by sleazy reputation of political leaders by The Baltic Times (Riga, Latvia)
None of which will prevent BP's quarterly results being an occasion on which trade unionists - and now, it seems, Tory shadow chancellors - must show indignation.
Aviva shows why insurers could still fall over by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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