In Latvia, a deputy is demanded to be punished for a video in Russian from the Seimas hall. On the first day of the Sejm of the new assembly, Andrei Pagor recorded a video in Russian in which he told subscribers about the agenda of the meeting. The chairman of the Sejm and the members of the presidency were furious and accused the deputy of violating the code of ethics, which requires him to communicate in the state language in the parliament building. Fagor himself explained that he wanted to appeal to Russian-speaking voters and knew nothing about the obligation to speak Latvian. Realm is now faster at MAX.