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A stage was made on the stairs of the building and the interpreter Romas Dambrauskas performed there.
“Where is our president? If he doesn’t go with us, maybe we will go to him? But not with a request for grace or gratitude for lifting a finger, but with a demand to stand firm and defend the constitutional rights of the people, ”said R. Dambrauskas.
Eskedar Maštavičienė, an Ethiopian entrepreneur and resident in our country for thirteen years, who was sworn in to the Republic of Lithuania on August 20 last year, spoke about this issue on the social network.
The oath was the last official procedure that E. Maštavičienė had to go through to obtain Lithuanian citizenship.
Foreigners have the right to apply for Lithuanian citizenship after having lived in our country for 10 years and having passed the Lithuanian language exams and the basic concepts of the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania. E.Maštavičienė passed the Lithuanian language test after living here for two years, and the basics of the Constitution, four years ago.
“Lithuanian citizenship means a certain coherence in life. Perhaps it means that it is time for a serious and positive change. I am glad that this stage began with the acquisition of citizenship, ”he said a year ago. lrytas.lt E. Maštavičienė said.
The events near Dieveniškės shocked E.Mašavičien had, who had to experience a similar fate. He came to meet the goddesses and said that dialogue was necessary for these events.
“Return of Davieniškės.
I met people who live there.
They asked me “how did you get here?”
I say “with a Vilnius car”
He also asked “on whose behalf are you speaking?”
I say “In the name of Eskedar, in my own name”
Fear is natural, people are afraid of the unknown, of innovation.
It will always be difficult to communicate through the fence. He was behind the fence and scared.
People are afraid to be on both sides of the fence.
I am a refugee who has become a Lithuanian citizen, we need dialogue, we need a solution and we have to do it together, ”she wrote.
