Latvian Police Arrested Country’s Main Opposition Leader for Illegal Meeting – And for His Views
Latvian police have arrested the country’s main opposition leader, Mr. Aldis Gobzems, in a vicious raid while on his party’s pre-election and meet-up with his supporters in the central Latvian town of Tukums on Monday.
He was arrested for allegedly having an unannounced assembly and safety requirements were not met.
Gobzems is a staunch critic against the current prime minister Mr. Karins and the president of Latvia Mr. Levits. He also criticized the Latvian government about unconstitutional corona vaccine mandates and covid passports.
The Latvian government just recently passed a new law that allows businesses to dismiss unvaccinated workers and ban unvaccinated lawmakers from meetings.
According to a report from EU Reporter,
