Skvernelė calls for a vote for Tamašunienė on Facebook: Thanks to your efforts, we have some asphalt today

S. Skvernelė’s post appeared on a private Facebook group.

“I will take the opportunity to ask you to vote for Rita Tamašunienė in a one-member constituency. Why am I doing this? Because this is the person who constantly reminded us of our road problems in the Vilnius district. Municipal employees. Thanks to their efforts, today we have some asphalt, ”wrote S. Skvernelė in the private Facebook group Upės slėnis.

He marked the post as free political advertising.

Delphi addressed the representative of the Prime Minister S. Skvernelis Tomas Beržinskas regarding this file. He did not deny that this record was true. However, you cannot comment on its content.

“The wife of the Prime Minister, like any other Lithuanian citizen, has the right to express her opinion on all matters. This is a personal statement from the wife of the Prime Minister, on whom I cannot comment without being a representative.” Delphi Submitted by T. Beržinskas.

According to the Central Election Commission (CEC), the Minister of the Interior, representative of the Polish Lithuanian Election Campaign – Union of Christian Families (LLRA-KŠS), participates in the elections as the sole member of Nemenčinė. There is no candidate for the Lithuanian Green and Peasant Union (LVŽS) in this single member. This is the one-member constituency of S. Skvernel.

In July, when the LVŽS Council decided to terminate the agreement with the coalition partners, the Lithuanian Social Democratic Labor Party (LSDDP), the single-member agreement with LLRA-KŠS remained in force.

“The decision not to nominate LVLS candidates in three single-member constituencies and to support LLRA-KŠS candidates remains valid,” says R. Karbauskis, president of LVŽS.

We remind you that the investigation carried out in 15min.lt announces that 300 thousand more people would be assigned to pave roads in the Vilnius district. Almost the entire amount of € 1 million went to the repair of Upės Street in the village of Smigliai, where Prime Minister S. Skvernelis lives.

“The Vilnius district municipality decides where to allocate these funds and to whom to prioritize in terms of roads and funds,” the prime minister explained in December last year.

After examining this issue, the Central Commission for Official Ethics (COEC) made a favorable decision on this issue to Prime Minister S. Skvernelis and terminated the investigation.