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“Hello everyone. I will take this opportunity to ask you to vote for Rita Tamašunienė in the single-member constituency. Why am I doing this? Because this is the person who constantly reminded us of the problems of our road in the Vilnius district. Municipal employees. Thank you. to their efforts, we have some asphalt today. Free political advertising, “writes Saulius Skvernelis’s wife.
15-minute photo of the reader / statement by S.Svvernelė
Advisor to the Prime Minister Tomas Beržinskas 15 minutes In the sent comment, the Prime Minister stated that the Prime Minister’s wife, like any other Lithuanian citizen, has the right to express her opinion on all matters.
“This is a personal statement from the prime minister’s wife, which I cannot comment on without her representative,” he said.
At that time, R.Tamašunienė spokeswoman Božena Zaborovska-Zdanovič 15 minutes In his comment, he asserted that R. Tamašunienė, as a member of the Seimas and elected in a single-member constituency, was constantly interested in the problems of the communities.
“The main issues that voters are asking for are the improvement of infrastructure (layout of roads, sidewalks, lighting). During the eight years of his work, he has taken active steps to pave several dozen stretches of roads, as the provision of infrastructure also improves the quality of life.
R.Tamašunienė was a delegate to the Interior Ministers for the Polish Lithuanian Election Campaign – Union of Christian Families. Marija Rekst, the representative of this party, is the mayor of the Vilnius district municipality, this party dominates in the district municipal council.
15 minutes after the announcement late last year that the government would allocate an additional 300 thousand LTL to the Vilnius district municipality. euros for roads and streets, almost the entire amount was used for the asphalting of S..
The Prime Minister explained that he was unaware that the Government allocated funds for the paving of the street where he lived.
The Chief Service Ethics Commission, which had been investigating the situation for six months, finally closed the investigation.
The material published by the COEC stated that that the former Minister of Transport and Communications Rokas Masiulis testified that he himself had spoken with the Prime Minister about the street and that the current Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications Vladislav Kondratovičius could be invited to the Government House to discuss this issue at least several times. The last 15 minutes He assured that Upės Street was not discussed.
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