Latvia – President Bērziņš and the difficulties of forming a new government

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Köker, P. 2013. Latvia – President Bērziņš and the difficulties of forming a new government. Presidential Power.
AuthorsKöker, P.
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On 27 November, Latvian Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis resigned from office taking the political responsibility for the collapse of a supermarket roof which killed 54 people. Since then, president Andris Bērziņš has played a surprisingly active role in forming a new government, yet until now with little success.

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