Politics of Lithuanian liberal-conservatives after coming to power

 

"Discrimination against small businesses during quarantine,

 drug decriminalization efforts, 

attempt to introduce bilingualism, 

a harness for freedom of expression by launching virtual patrols into the public sphere to catch "dissidents", 

 the demolition of the electoral system - with the intention to abolish single-member constituencies, to elect the President not by the will of the people, but by voting in the Seimas, 

 the secret distribution of funds from the European Commission's aid fund by bypassing Lithuanian regions, rural areas and agriculture, as if only large cities were affected by the pandemic, 

attempt to lift bans on alcohol trade, advertising, 

plans to create "Millennium Schools", leaving only 150 "elite" of the more than 1,000 existing schools, 

and what about the mismanagement of the influx of illegal migrants, the problem being left to the border municipalities, 

or compulsory vaccination."