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Res Publica forces changes in Tallinn city government

Mar 09, 2005
By Aleksei Gunter

TALLINN - After resorting to political force, Res Publica finally got the support it was looking for from the Reform Party and the People’s Union, its coalition partners in Tallinn city government. The three parties signed a coalition supplement agreement late on March 4, which should ensure that the present coalition holds until the next round of municipal elections.According to the agreement, the publication of Tallinn district newspapers will be discontinued in their present form, the State ...

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