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All the 7 parliamentary parties saved their representation in Parliament with the following results: |
All the 7 parliamentary parties saved their representation in Parliament with the following results: |
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*[[People's Party (Latvia)|People's Party]] — 23 MPs |
*[[People's Party (Latvia)|People's Party]] — 23 MPs |
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*[[Union of Greens and Farmers |
*[[Union of Greens and Farmers]] — 18 MPs |
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*[[New Era Party]] — 18 |
*[[New Era Party]] — 18 MPs |
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*[[Harmony Centre]] — 17 MPs |
*[[Harmony Centre]] — 17 MPs |
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*[[Latvia's First Party]] in a bloc with [[Latvian Way]] — 10 MPs |
*[[Latvia's First Party]] in a bloc with [[Latvian Way]] — 10 MPs |
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The last Latvian general election was held on October 7 2006. 19 parties were registered.
All the 7 parliamentary parties saved their representation in Parliament with the following results:
- People's Party — 23 MPs
- Union of Greens and Farmers — 18 MPs
- New Era Party — 18 MPs
- Harmony Centre — 17 MPs
- Latvia's First Party in a bloc with Latvian Way — 10 MPs
- For Fatherland and Freedom — 8 MPs
- For Human Rights in United Latvia — 6 MPs
The governing coalition led by Prime Minister Aigars Kalvītis became the first administration to be re-elected since Latvia regained independence in 1991. (BBC)