KAUNASWhile Vilnius has been seized with unprecedented political paralysis following a court decision to suspend the mandate of the newly elected mayor, Gediminas Pavirzis, the month of April has shown that Kaunas, the country's second largest city, is still unable to shake off the "instability syndrome" that has been burdening the city's life for years.On April 10, the Kaunas City Council elected its 12th city mayor in 13 years, Arvydas Garbaravi-cius, a centrist who had secured sufficient support from the ruling coalition of the Liberals, Centrists and Conservatives. In a secret ballot vo...
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