Lawless Latvia provides information about Latvian crimes that are ignored by the corrupt media and authorities. Latvia is the offshore banking center for the former Soviet Union, to the detriment of everyone in the world including Latvians and excluding only a few Oligarchs. The EBRD, EU, IMF, and World Bank are making the problem worse by funding the Oligarchs, fraudulently in the case of the EBRD. Please like or friend us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
Some of the information on Lawless Latvia was on dissident website Kargins.com, however the Oligarch-controlled government forced that website offline.
The most outrageous financial crime currently featured on Lawless Latvia was perpetrated by the EBRD and Latvian Finance Ministry. They conducted a fake sale of Parex Bank stock for the apparent purpose of falsifying the finances of Latvia and defrauding the EU, IMF, and World Bank.
Other crimes include the fact that Alstom and Daimler corporations both paid huge fines to foreign governments for bribery in Latvia, however the people in Latvia who received the bribes are not being prosecuted. The Latvian media ignores the issue and therefore taxpayers don’t know that Parex Bank was the intermediary for both deals.
January 2023
Baltic International Bank closed
In the early 1990's, the Soviet Union gave the first [...]
May 2022
Brussels Press Club 20 May 2022
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February 2022
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On 25 January 2022, John Maciel of CKWR FM in [...]
All 2022 Articles
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September 2021
‘KGB Banker’ thriller novel published
Sunbury Press of Pennsylvania has published 'KGB Banker' by John [...]
August 2021
EPPO and EBRD Governors letters
On 6 August 2021 John Christmas submitted a complaint to [...]
March 2021
All 2021 Articles
In 2021, Alexei Navalny returned to Russia which sparked protests [...]
September 2020
All 2020 Articles
During 2020, the EBRD and Eurostat refused to acknowledge the [...]
February 2020
Eurostat communicates!
Dear LawlessLatvia fans, Something amazing happened. For the first time [...]
January 2020
All 2019 Articles
Here are the most important articles from 2019. We have [...]
September 2019
Rietumu Bank clean-up really a heist
Every year, Latvian banks are caught organizing massive crimes. And [...]
March 2019
Krisjanis Karins & Tambovskaya Mafia
On 7 March 2019, Saeima Deputy Aldis Gobzems (Independent) released [...]
December 2018
Citadele privatization also fake!
LawlessLatvia has been alerted of yet another massive EBRD fraud [...]
All 2018 Articles
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October 2018
JKP exposes Vienotiba-Gunvor-Putin link
Vienotiba Party (formerly Jaunais Laiks and now Jauna Vienotiba) has [...]
June 2018
EY again! Unbelievable…
Think of Ukraine. More corrupt than Latvia? Maybe not. When [...]
Baltic Rim Economies
You can't read about the largest fraud racket in Eastern [...]
May 2018
Society for Baltic Security 2018
The Society for Baltic Security 'SBS' held its Annual International [...]
March 2018
Sally Painter: Latvia’s Paul Manafort?
Washington lobbyist Paul Manafort is in the headlines because a [...]
February 2018
European Central Bank: idiots or criminals?
It's been a big week for money laundering news from [...]
Putin Mafia List and Latvia
The US Treasury has released a list of key people [...]
December 2017
New 2017 video! EBRD fraud still growing!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF_k9-J91Gg&t=305s
October 2017
EBRD openly criminal
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is funded by [...]
June 2017
Latvia launders for North Korea
The Latvian media is reporting today that the Latvian Proxy [...]
February 2017
Oligarchs Kargin and Koval still at it UPDATED: Boiko
The collapse of Latvian and Estonian payday lender MiniCredit shows [...]
Great new website. Europeans should wake up and shut down the Oligarch banks in Latvia instead of giving billions of euros of tax money to these banks.
Lawless? Is it really lawless?
There always are two sides.
Latvia isn’t any special case. There always is somebody who tries to get some ‘free’ money from other people, in every country. In some countries it is done by governments, companies, some individuals or smaller groups of people. Look fx at insurance companies – you pay for maximum risk , but when shit happens, then you get the minimum. Administration costs of pension foundations paid by everyone are extremely high – don’t they use computers??? Pensions transferred to dead citizens. There are zillions of examples in every country on the Earth.
Is this a reason why Latvia should not prosecute the politicians who received bribes from Daimler?