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That may be your opinion, it certainly is not mine. latvia is a very confident nation, and all we have done is something that all of the european countries do as a default. if you grow up in sweden, you will learn swedish in school, you become integrated into society keeping your own ethnic identity, whatever that may be. but i m talking about. it s an important integrator. in germany, everyone grows up and learns german in school. in latvia, we re moving simply because the same. symbols are important and they certainly interpreted in moscow. when you have 19 year old kids being arrested because they waved a russian flag at a soviet war memorial on the day that russians celebrate liberation from the nazis, does that look like an open, tolerant, confident latvia? and when you say you re going to tear down every soviet war memorial , what kind of symbolic message does that send?
Some of the measures you have recently taken. that is, refusing any notion that russia should be an official language, that is telling high school students that they cannot use russian in high school, ensuring that all publicly funded media does not use russian. these do not look like the actions of a confident, stable latvia. that may be your opinion, it certainly is not mine. latvia is a very confident nation, and all we have done is something that all of the european countries do as a default. if you grow up in sweden, you will learn swedish in school, you become integrated into society keeping your own ethnic identity. but i m talking about. it s an important integrator. in germany, everyone grows up and learns german in school. in latvia, we re moving simply because the same. symbols are important and they certainly interpreted in moscow. when you have 19 year old kids being arrested because they waved a russian flag at a soviet war memorial on the day that russians celebrate li