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Government teeters on edge of collapse

Mar 16, 2005
By Aleksei Gunter

TALLINN - Controversy surrounding Justice Minister Ken-Marti Vaher's anti-corruption program has brought the government to the edge of collapse. Two of three ruling parties, including the Reform Party and the People's Union demanded that Vaher, a Res Publica member, resign on grounds that his anti-corruption measures were unprofessional and even corrupt.As of March 15 when The Baltic Times went to press, the survival of PM Juhan Parts' government was uncertain. The People's Union and the Reform ...

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