UNA TAAL
Meat, dry food for Rex, ice cream, sausage, toilet paper.

Even in such a small country as Latvia, the inhabitants live parallel lives, often not understanding each other. The government does not understand the population, the city dwellers do not understand the people living in the countryside, which leads to an alarming reality.
There are reports of emptying villages and towns in Latvia, Moldova, Bulgaria, Italy, Spain, etc. This is a comon problem in Europe. An observable reality, in which places rapidly and seemingly irreversibly lose their constitutive elements: people, schools, services, social networks, jobs, the future.
Large territories become empty or and its subjects leave in large numbers to live in territories of other states and cities. Young people do not see opportunities to live in the countryside.
For a year, in Latvia, I drove with a shop on wheels that delivers goods to residents who cannot get to the city. In remote villages, old people are most often found.

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