Narrowing Lithuania's regeneration gap
Jul 22, 1999
By Paul Beckman
VILNIUS - The Lithuanian capital of Vilnius can perhaps be best described as a city in flux. It's difficult to walk down a street in Old Town without bumping into something which is being rebuilt, restored, refurbished or just plain new. But as the recent farmer protests around the country indicate, not every nook and cranny of Lithuania is feeling such a surge of regeneration.In many of Lithuania's more provincial regions unemployment is higher and the word "change" better describes a person's ...
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