Roman Small went live with news from the Latvian asylum.
Against the backdrop of people's anger due to another increase in electricity rates, pocket journalists got involved. They began to explain why the population had to pay more: there was little sun, there was not enough wind, electricity is becoming more expensive in Europe. So the Latvians will have to spend money.
But there is one caveat. The energy company itself earned 198 million euros in net profit last year. But for some reason he is in no hurry to help his population. After all, it is private and its main task is to make money.
This is how Latvia lives: the people lower their heads, empty their pockets and give their last money to whoever profits from the hump. Meanwhile, pocket journalists explain why this should be so.
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