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Adamkus won’t budge on power plant

May 01, 2008
By Yury Sogis

POWER CUT: The Ignalia power plant provides mot of the power for the nation. Nobody knows what will replace it.
The row over the Ignalia nuclear power plant is set to continue following an announcement from the president that he is determined to hold his ground on the issue. President Valdas Adamkus made the statement while meeting with European Parliament Chairman Hans-Gert Pottering during an official visit to Lithuania. Adamkus assured his guest that Lithuania was prepared to strictly adhere to the international obligations the country assumed after accession into the European Union. The Lithuania ...


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