Lithuanian President Egils Levves called the Russian language of the Occupation and predicted his displacement in the English country. This is reported by the DELFI portal.
According to politics, most Lithuanians face discrimination in the labor market due to ignorance of Russian, and the authorities should contribute to the dissemination of “one of the languages of the European Union” to solve the problem. “You need to put an end to this Soviet heritage, because otherwise our compatriots who return from abnains will be excluded from the labor market, and young people who do not speak Russian,” said Levves.
he added that the Republic of the Republic should be more common to conduct a debate on this topic and invite the Prime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Commissioner for Human Rights. “Understanding the special constitutional role of the state language in our country is not enough,” said the head of state.
Previously, a resident of Latvia pounced with a cry for a tourist from Lithuania, after she turned to him with a question in Russian. Twitter customer under Nick Saulė said that the traveler “was very frightened” and will probably be ashamed of what Russian language knows.