Reizenbergs, the winner of the World Cocktail Championship, and Natalija Tumševica - Ērgle, the patroness of the Riga Ball, announce their participation in politics

At the end of June, Reizenberg announced that he would no longer be found in the popular bar.

The bartender, who also won a gold medal at the World Cocktail Championship last year, reported that Peter Balchambra would continue to lead Peter Repečko.

This is how Reizenberg makes peach daiquiri

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Reizenberg revealed that in Balzambara he has learned to run a company, become a champion, fight for existence and win in the corridors of bureaucracy.

Today, July 6, he posted a statement on the social networking site Facebook on why he wanted to get involved in politics.

“Through my experience and experience, I feel ready to get involved in politics, my accumulated experience and desire to do so will definitely be useful for our city.

I am here with the conviction that I can be the missing piece of the puzzle – to be a bridge between decision-makers and those who are bound by those decisions. They are entrepreneurs, especially in the catering and hospitality sectors. “

Commenting on the choice of “Honor to serve Riga”, he points out that it was this political force that addressed him.
“I am the same Andris I have been so far. And so will I. I want to work, be active, be useful. I want to cooperate with my like-minded people, listen to them, be heard myself.”

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PHOTO: Patroness of the Riga Ball Natalija Tumševica-Ērgle organizes a grand charity ball

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Singer Natalija Tumševica has decided to become a dancer. PHOTO

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From the list “Honor to serve Riga”, the singer, the patroness of the Riga Ball Natalija Tumševica – Ērgle, has also decided to get involved in political life. She has also supplemented her profile picture on the social network “Facebook” with the inscription “Honor to serve Riga”.

Last week we already announced that the patroness of the Riga Ball announced that documents had been submitted to include the ball in the list of Latvia’s intangible cultural heritage and UNESCO World Intangible Cultural Heritage.

“The inclusion of the ball in the list of the most important intangible cultural heritage of the country would be a real recognition and a good gift for the anniversary! This year, the Riga ball will take place in October, and the selection of debutants is already in full swing,” Tumševica