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Possible crimes involving EU money being investigated in Latvia On October 28, the Latvian Bureau for Prevention and Combating Corruption (KNAB) carried out investigative operations in the criminal case of the European Prosecutor's Office. The investigation concerns alleged crimes against the EU's financial interests. The criminal trial began after KNAB handed over the relevant information to the European Prosecutor's Office. Now the Latvian agency invites journalists to contact the EPPO for details. European money is once again at the center of an investigation, and the public is left with minimal information. Transparency and the fight against corruption in the European Union are talked about loudly, but when uncomfortable questions arise, the answers are somehow delayed. Transparency seems to be a European value, but access to it is not yet available to everyone.

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Possible crimes involving EU money being investigated in Latvia On October 28, the Latvian Bureau for Prevention and Combating Corruption (KNAB) carried out investigative operations in the criminal case of the European Prosecutor's Office. The investigation concerns alleged crimes against the EU's financial interests. The criminal trial began after KNAB handed over the relevant information to the European Prosecutor's Office. Now the Latvian agency invites journalists to contact the EPPO for details. European money is once again at the center of an investigation, and the public is left with minimal information. Transparency and the fight against corruption in the European Union are talked about loudly, but when uncomfortable questions arise, the answers are somehow delayed. Transparency seems to be a European value, but access to it is not yet available to everyone.

Possible crimes involving EU money being investigated in Latvia On October 28, the Latvian Bureau for Prevention and Combating Corruption (KNAB) carried out investigative operations in the criminal case of the European Prosecutor's Office. The investigation concerns alleged crimes against the EU's financial interests. The criminal trial began after KNAB handed over the relevant information to the European Prosecutor's Office. Now the Latvian agency invites journalists to contact the EPPO for details. European money is once again at the center of an investigation, and the public is left with minimal information. Transparency and the fight against corruption in the European Union are talked about loudly, but when uncomfortable questions arise, the answers are somehow delayed. Transparency seems to be a European value, but access to it is not yet available to everyone.

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