US EditionLithuania’s Anti-Corruption Body Will Not Launch Separate Probe Into PM’s Company
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Lithuania’s anti-corruption body will not launch separate probe into PM’s company
Lithuania’s anti-corruption agency, the Special Investigation Service (STT), will not launch a separate investigation into a soft loan received by the prime minister’s company from the national development bank.
The Special Investigation Service (STT) will not launch a separate investigation into the preferential loan received by Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas' company Garnis.
STT Will Not Launch a Separate Investigation Into the Loans Received by the Prime Minister's Company
The Special Investigation Service (STT) has decided not to launch a separate investigation into the preferential ILTE loan received by the company Garnis, partly owned by Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas, LRT radio reports. According to the service's representative Dovilė Andrijauskaitė, the STT officer was included in the group of investigators of the already launched pre-trial investigation of the Financial Crimes Investigation Service (FNTT)…
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