The article reflects on the recent announcement by Latvijas Sabiedriskais medijs (LSM) regarding the opening of a new editorial office in the Latgale region. The author comments on the significance of this development, comparing it to a family sending a child to a specialized school due to particular needs. This analogy suggests that LSM perceives Latgale as a region requiring distinct attention and support, similar to a child with certain health or development issues.

The author expresses concern that this step indicates a kind of marginalization of Latgale within the larger context of Latvia. The analogy of a child in a family with multiple siblings highlights the author's view that while Latgale has unique circumstances, it shouldn't be treated as 'the dumb child' of the nation. Instead, it raises questions about why the region requires such special treatment and whether this reflects broader societal attitudes towards Latgale.

Moreover, the article suggests a cultural and social commentary on the implications of LSM's decision, questioning the underlying reasons for creating a separate editorial presence. It hints at a dialog about regional differences within Latvia and challenges the audience to consider whether this approach might undermine the inherent capabilities of the Latgale region, rather than uplifting its voice within the national discourse.