The morning of Wednesday March 2, 2016, saw Lithuanian Prime Minister, Algirdas Butkevicius, meet with the country’s Ministers of Education and Science.
While the meeting did not result in the agreement of an the additional 7 million Euros demanded by teachers currently on strike, the government pledged to generate 2 million Euros by 8 P.M. on the day of the meeting.
"The agreement now is as follows: the prime minister said the government would find 2 million euros by 8 p.m. today," Education and Science Minister Audrone Pitreniene...
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