LSM show "Nu i nedelya!" discusses undecided voters, CIA director's Moscow visit and the new school year
In the LSM Russian-language program "Nu i nedelya!", journalists and experts discussed undecided voters ahead of Latvia's parliamentary elections, the CIA director's visit to Moscow, upcoming changes in the new school year, and how Latvia weathered a recent storm.
The latest episode of the LSM Russian-language program "Nu i nedelya!" covered several topical issues in Latvia and abroad. The discussion featured LSM journalist Roman Shmelev, Delfi political commentator Danuta Dembovska, and Inga Vanaga, chairperson of the Latvian Trade Union of Education and Science Employees (LIZDA).
Voter sentiment
One of the main topics was the role of Latvian residents who have not yet decided which party to support in the upcoming Saeima elections. Participants discussed how this group of undecided voters could affect the election outcome.
Visit to Moscow
The panel also addressed why the visit of the director of the US Central Intelligence Agency to Moscow is causing concern.
New school year
LIZDA chairperson Inga Vanaga spoke about the changes awaiting students and teachers in the new school year.
Aftermath of the storm
The program also touched on how Latvia coped with a recent storm.
"Nu i nedelya!" is a weekly review produced by LSM's Russian-language service, summarizing and analyzing the most significant events in Latvia and around the world.
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