Latvian prison chief wants to rent out cells to EU inmates
MOSCOW, November 6 (RIA Novosti) - Latvia could rent out its prisons to take in inmates from other European Union countries, the head of the country's Prison Administration Board told the Panorama news program on Friday.
"If we can't export anything other than our own workforce, then I have an idea - we could build several prisons to accommodate EU inmates," Visvaldis Pukite said on the Latvian program.
(...) However, the country's justice officials have reacted with surprised to the proposal, pointing out that Latvia's prisons are already overcrowded.
State Secretary Martins Lazdovskis also dismissed the idea, saying that most Latvian prisons do not correspond to EU prison standards.
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