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	The Cabinet of Ministers fo the Republic of Latvia: Speeches by H.E. Mr. Einars Repše
		Einars Repše, Prime Minister of the Republic of Latvia at the EU
		Einars Repše, Prime Minister of the Republic of Latvia On the EU Convention Thessaloniki EU Council on 20 June 2003
		Einars Repše, Prime Minister of the Republic of Latvia on the Immigration, Frontiers and Asylum Thessaloniki EU Council 19 June 2003
	www.mk.gov.lv /en/mp/runas-pazinojumi/ArhivsER (237 words)

	Latvian Defense Minister Sells Property to Clear Debts
		Einars Repse, the leader of the Latvian center-right New Party and country's Defense Minister, decided to sell most of his properties to clear debts, in respect of his political career.
		Repse Einars remained at this post for ten years, up to 2001 and received major operational experience in the financial sphere.
		Repse answered with criticism of how Moscow officials evade effective negotiations on concrete questions and opened a demagogical propaganda campaign against the Latvian authorities, directed at destabilization of the internal political situation in the country.
	www.axisglobe.com /article.asp?article=475 (1176 words)

	Einars Repse: ZoomInfo Business People Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Einars Repse, 34, is possibly the youngest central bank governor in the world, and when he is not overseeing Latvia's finances the licensed pilot relaxes with another complex technical task building his own helicopter.
		Einars Repse (founder and the leader of the winning New Era party) returned to politics after having served as governor of the Bank of Latvia.
		After the referendum, Ein,rs Repse's government started to fall apart, when the Latvia's First Party, the Alliance of Greens and Farmers Union, and the Union for the Fatherland and Freedom accused Mr Repse of governing by means of "exortion, threats and lies".
	www.zoominfo.com /directory/Repse_Einars_15118831.htm (810 words)

	Welcome to Access PBN: Latvia's "Wunderkind" Returns to Politics
		The center-right "New Era" party, led by Einars Repse, was the big winner in the October 5 elections.
		Popular, charismatic, and even beloved by many, Repse was one of the founders of the LNNK independence movement and a leader of the Popular Front movement.
		Repse distanced himself from politics when he was appointed Head of the Central Bank in 1991 at the age of 29 — the youngest person in Europe to hold such a position.
	www.imakenews.com /accesspbn/e_article000103602.cfm (376 words)

	RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY
		New Latvian Prime Minister Einars Repse was probably expecting an easy ride in his first few months in office.
		Repse, a former central-bank chairman and newcomer to politics, literally promised voters a "new era" in the run-up to parliamentary elections.
		So far, Repse is standing by his health minister, who survived a no-confidence vote at the end of January.
	www.rferl.org /features/2003/02/21022003175634.asp (816 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > World -- Former prime minister of Latvia kills pedestrian while driving
		Former Prime Minister Einars Repse, who heads the right-wing New Era party, had been driving on a two-lane road near Koknese, in central Latvia, when he struck a 26-year-old man walking in the middle of the lane, according to State Police.
		A breath test showed that Repse was not under the influence of alcohol, while the victim may have been, because he had been “walking half-naked in the middle of the road,” State Police spokeswoman Zane Maskalonoka said.
		Repse was on the road campaigning for the Oct. 7 parliamentary elections when the accident happened.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/world/20060920-1118-latvia-accident.html (408 words)

	Latvian Nazis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		"Einars Repse (born 1961) was an active young member of the Latvian national independence movement before starting up and heading the new Central Bank in August 1991.
		Despite - or perhaps because of - the regular changes of government throughout the 1990s, Repse's only real crisis was the collapse in 1995 of Banka Baltija, a huge financial pyramid.
		Having come to power on an anti-corruption platform that sounded refreshing to voters tired of the same old faces and broken promises, his argument was that with good pay packets the government members would be less inclined to accept other offers.
	www.aeronautics.ru /archive/wwii/baltic_nazis/latvia/bio_002.htm (355 words)

	Latvian government to step down after coalition falls apart
		Latvian Prime Minister Einars Repse announced Thursday that his 14-month-old government was stepping down, saying his Cabinet can't continue working without a majority in parliament.
		The turmoil followed a victory for Repse earlier in the day when parliament passed a law requiring public schools to teach mainly in Latvian -- angering thousands of Russian students who staged a noisy protest in the capital.
		Repse's government was thrown into turmoil last week when one of the parties making up his center-right government, Latvia's First, resigned, leaving it without a legislative majority with just 45 out of 100 seats in parliament.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /english/doc/2004-02/06/content_303651.htm (707 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Europe \| Latvia victor pledges westward push
		Mr Repse, a former central banker, told the AFP news agency he expected swift progress towards the formation of a coalition government, which is likely to oversee Latvia's entry into Nato and the European Union if it serves a full term in office.
		Mr Repse ruled out a partnership with the party that came second - the pro-Russian Coalition for Human Rights in a United Latvia - on the grounds that it was from the left.
		An aide to Mr Repse said that party, which made the fight against corruption a central part of its campaign, would look for coalition partners untainted by corruption.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/europe/2306523.stm (351 words)

	RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY
		Repse said earlier in the day that he planned to ask Slesers to resign because he had failed to fulfill his primary task of being an intermediary between the cabinet and parliament, and was not organizing the 2006 world ice-hockey championship in Riga successfully.
		Repse has been accused of violating government ethics standards and a conflict of interest for accepting preferential loans from banks which had benefited from his policies when he served as the head of Latvia's central bank.
		Repse was approved by a vote of 251 in favor to five against, with two abstentions.
	www.rferl.org /reports/balticreport/default.asp (7134 words)

	NewsFromRussia.Com Latvia's defense minister hands in resignation
		Latvian Defense Minister Einars Repse officially handed in his resignation Friday, expressing doubts that Prime Minister Aigars Kalvitis is fit to lead the country, officials and news reports said.
		Repse, in turn, accused Kalvitis and his People's Party of running a smear campaign against him, and said he could not remain in office when his integrity was being questioned.
		Repse, a 44-year-old former prime minister and central bank chief, has said he will remain leader of the New Era party, one of four members of a center-right coalition government that has been in power in the former Soviet republic since December 2004.
	newsfromrussia.com /world/2005/12/23/70425.html (2785 words)

	Repse returns to helm in New Era
		RIGA - Defense Minister Einars Repse held on as leader of the center-right New Era party, easily defeating Economy Minister Krisjanis Karins at a party congress Nov. 12.
		Repse remained party chief despite growing unease within the party due to his business activities, which in recent weeks have come under increasing scrutiny and criticism.
		Faced with this rising tide of discontent, Repse announced he would sell much of his real estate and began holding meetings with party members across the country shortly before the vote.
	www.baltictimes.com /news/articles/14029 (575 words)

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		Since 1933, when newly elected US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt used his first one hundred days in office to pass fifteen major new pieces of legislation radically expanding the role of the U.S. federal government, politicians around the world used this period as an important milestone in their tenure in office.
		Repse, whose previous job was running Latvia's Central Bank, is clearly not used to the unswerving spotlight focused on the head of a government.
		But Repse's popularity was based on the claim that he was different, and when he publicly defended Auders, he saw both his own popularity and that of his Minister of Health plummet.
	www.idee.org /nij310.html (2447 words)

	Latvia, a new emerging economy
		The winner was the key reformer in Latvian politics for a decade or more since independence, Einars Repse, for long the chairman of the central bank.
		Repse is avoiding both of them, the one for its pro-Russian orientation, the other for its reputation for scandals, including dodgy privatisation deals, involving party leader and former premier Andris Skele, although these are still sub judice.
		Repse is the key to the new regime.
	www.newnations.com /archive/2002/November/lv.html (1831 words)

	East European Constitutional Review
		The new prime minister, Einars Repse (founder and leader of the winning New Era [NE] party), has returned to politics after successfully serving as governor of the Bank of Latvia for over a decade.
		Repse has outlined an almost messianic mission to clean up politics and government of the corruption and inefficiency he believes has seeped into the public sphere.
		The Repse government has promised a new era of increased transparency and reform, breaking the established mold of Latvian postcommunist politics.
	www.law.nyu.edu /eecr/vol11_12num4_1/focus/auers.html (2198 words)

	BRIVA EIROPA
		Prime Ministers Einars Repse's rating has plummeted 31.8 points in January and become negative, according to a poll conducted by the market and public opinion studies center SKDS.
		Unfortunately, Repse not only took the decisions that he has taken, but he also managed to take the most unpopular decisions adding a very negative context to them.
		For example, when Repse became Prime Minister he made us believe that there is not enough money in the state budget; that we have to “eat less” to survive.
	www.brivaeiropa.org /programs/press/2003/02/20030207165038.asp (562 words)

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		This party was created recently by Einars Repse the former governor of the Latvian Central Bank.
		Although the government coalition parties are in a position to demonstrate very honourable results in economic terms they are having difficulties in answering Einars Repse’s tough anti-corruption arguments; he is one of the rare people to enjoy an image of honesty amongst the Latvian people.
		Today it is Einars Repse’s New Era Party that is the favourite in the general election on 5th October.
	www.robert-schuman.org /anglais/oee/Lettonie/default2.htm (1050 words)

	Latvian Mailer - February 15, 2004
		Repse, at the helm of a minority government after a junior coalition partner quit over a personal feud between Repse and his deputy Ainars Slesers last week, said before the vote that he would resign unless the law was approved by parliament.
		Repse, a former central banker, led his New Era to victory in 2002 on promises to stamp out corruption and mismanagement, and is popular with many Latvians for his no-nonsense approach.
		Repse, who remains popular for his no-nonsense approach but is scorned by his former coalition partners for his strongman style, looked isolated when the crisis first broke.
	www.latvians.com /en/Mailer/envelope.php?2004_02_15.htm (10721 words)

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		Einars Repse has already said that he would not govern with the group that took second place in the general election “For Human Rights in a United Latvia” (FHRUL) that won 18.86% of the vote and won 24 seats.
		This movement, that is a group of three leftwing parties that defend the interests of the Russian minority (but also Byelorussian and Ukrainian) in Latvia favours its entry into the European Union but pleads for a deferral of its entry into NATO.
		Einars Repse, is a very popular person in the Baltic Republic since he replaced the rouble by the lat, the present national Latvian currency.
	www.robert-schuman.org /anglais/oee/lettonie/resultats.htm (515 words)

	Kristine Juckovica: ZoomInfo Business People Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Repse's aide Kristine Juckovica also declined to disclose to LETA the names of people who had not applied for the vacancy.
		Repse agrees that the bill passed by Saeima is a compromise found in a lengthy debates and is not ideal, Repse's aide Kristine Juckovica told LETA.
		At the same time, Repse is pleased at president's support for the government's initiative to better the work of the Riga Free Port - a port of national importance.
	www.zoominfo.com /directory/Juckovica_Kristine_353997542.htm (311 words)

	CNN.com - Latvians vote for major shake-up - Oct. 6, 2002
		The electorate in the small Baltic state have voted for former central banker and liberal Einars Repse's New Era party.
		The centrist alliance of Farmers and Greens won 9.5 percent of the vote while the right-wing For Fatherland and Freedom, part of the current coalition attracted 5.3 percent.
		Repse, who is expected to become prime minister, told Reuters: "We can now almost certainly say that we are the winners.
	edition.cnn.com /2002/WORLD/europe/10/06/latvia.prelim.polls/index.html (630 words)

	Investigation into Repse’s business affairs to be finished in July
		During the commission’s April 26 meeting, KNAB chief Aleksejs Loskutovs told lawmakers that, due to the large number of deals made by Repse and difficult financial operations in Latvia, the United States and other countries, the bureau’s investigation was lengthy and complicated.
		Because Repse used to be the Bank of Latvia’s president, Parliament set up a commission to investigate if he was offered favorable lending terms.
		During his term as dense minister in 2005, Repse pledged his stake in the Raznas Priedes company in order to receive a loan from the Baltic International Bank.
	www.baltictimes.com /news/articles/15248 (371 words)

	All About Latvia
		Defense Minister, former Prime Minister and overall, a fun guy to be around, Einars Repse, resigned from the Old Auntie’s government amidst the allegation of real estate machinations.
		Repse also is no longer a member of parliament.
		With all the public relations here in the US, it is so refreshing and a bit terrifying to be reading quotes from the likes of the gentleman pictured on the left.
	www.allaboutlatvia.com /?month=2005-12-22 (999 words)

	Latvia OKs Joining EU but Gov't in Crisis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Repse, the country's former Central Bank president, is seen as a financial whiz but has also been criticized as heavy-handed and uncommunicative.
		Repse's party, called New Era, was the single biggest winner in that election.
		LETA added that Repse left open the possibility that the government could resolve its differences.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/986359/posts (1187 words)

	6 February (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The party believes that additional requirements asked by the Latvian government, such as, examination of Latvian language skills and state fee, contradict the respective European Directive, which provides that this process should not present difficulties to third country nationals.
		The former Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Einars Repse (the New Era) in an interview with Telegraf stated that Russian residents of Latvia will not be able to take their chances in politics till they vote for left-wing politicians.
		Einars Repse believes that Russians should establish their own right-wing political movement, which would launch cooperation with governing coalitions.
	www.humanrights.org.lv /html/monitor/28623.html (450 words)

	Latvian PM, government resign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Latvian Prime Minister Einars Repse and his coalition government announced resignation on Feb. 5 amid a four-month cabinet crisis, Interfax news agency reported.
		Without a majority support in the parliament, there is no necessity for the government to continue its work, said Repse after a meeting of the leadership of his New Era party.
		Itar-Tass news agency reported that Repse made the decision after two opposition parties voted for a bill to increase teachers' salaries, which requires additional 28 million US dollars from the budget.
	english1.peopledaily.com.cn /200402/06/eng20040206_134044.shtml (342 words)

	www.rian.ru
		22/12/2005 21:20 RIGA, December 22 (RIA Novosti, Yury Guralnik) - Latvian Defense Minister Einars Repse said following discussions with the president that he had submitted his resignation, the presidential press secretary said Thursday.
		Repse was forced to resign after the country's anti-corruption body had opened an investigation into his real estate deals.
		Press Secretary Atis Lots said the resignation of the defense minister, also the leader of the Baltic country's largest parliamentary faction, New Time, will not lead to a government crisis.
	en.rian.ru /world/20051222/42647585-print.html (82 words)

	Latvia in the EU - EUbusiness - EU law, politics and finance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		2004-01-28 19:17:00 Latvian Prime Minister Einars Repse lost his parliamentary majority on Wednesday, when the Latvia's First party pulled out of the government coalition, three months before European Union membership.
		2004-01-26 19:18:40 Latvian Prime Minister Einars Repse on Monday sacked his deputy as as a governmental coalition crisis deepened three months before the Baltic country joins the European Union.
		2004-01-26 16:54:53 Latvian Prime Minister Einars Repse demanded on Monday that his deputy Ainars Slesers resign, as a governmental coalition crisis deepened three months before the Baltic country joins the European Union.
	www.eubusiness.com /Latvia/index_html?b_start:int=100 (841 words)

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