Comment 14 for bug 1264551

Yes, I'm sure ISO-8859-15 does not contain required characters for Latvian language. Required (0xA1+) characters in Latvian language are: Ā, ā, Č, č, Ē, ē, Ģ, ģ, Ī, ī, Ķ, ķ, Ļ, ļ, Ņ, ņ Š, š, Ū, ū, Ž, ž. Only way of changing to euro in ISO-8859-13 is to use EUR.

(In reply to Carlos O'Donell from comment #9)
>
> That's right, gconv's internal alias table aliases BALTIC to ISO-8859-13.
>
> The next steps here are:
> * Verify that ISO-8859-13 lacks the euro symbol.
> * If it does then consider creating lv_LV@euro using ISO-8859-15, but only
> if
> that charset has the required Latvian characters.
> * If it has the euro symbol then just switch lv_LV to use the euro symbol
> from the ISO-8859-13 character set. This skips the creation of the
> alternate
> @euro locale because the character set hasn't changed.
> * Post changes.
> * Get review and checkin.