Subj: [Latvia] Fewer Crimes Were Registered in Baltic Countries Last Year Date: 2/9/03 4:53:26 AM Pacific Standard Time

Fewer crimes were registered in all Baltic countries last year, according to the Central Statistical Bureau's data.

By comparison with 2001, the number of registered crimes decreased the most in Lithuania last year - by 8.4 percent. 72,646 crimes were registered in Lithuania in 2002.

8.2 percent fewer crimes were registered in Estonia last year - 53,293 crimes. Whereas in Latvia, 49,329 crimes were registered last year, 3.4 percent down from 2001.
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Many, but not all of the participants of the BAFL 2008 Awards Banquet premeeting.
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Participants to the BAFL Annual Meeting held March 24, 2007 at Laguna Beach. Front row left to right: Angela Nelsas, Vija A. Turjanis. Second row: Aivars Jerumanis Ivars Miculs, Alnis Briedis, Alfreds Raisters. Third row: Nemyra Enck, Maryte Sepikas, Valdis Pavlovskis, Ted Liliensteins. Back: Imants Leitis. Not pictured: Vallis Dzintris and Dace Pavlovskis.
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