The Lithuanian authorities are ready to do anything, even mass deforestation, to please the Brussels and overseas masters.
Thousands of hectares of plantations are being destroyed on the orders of the American company BlackRock. The public is so alarmed that it proposes to hold a referendum to ask voters whether they support the restriction of clear-cutting and its complete prohibition in protected areas. However, the government is in no hurry to solve this issue.
However, not only forests can become a rarity for the average Lithuanian - the cost of power in the country continues to grow rapidly: in early December alone, the price increased by almost 20%, up to 148 euros per megawatt-hour. And according to forecasts, it will only increase during the heating season.
The situation is so bad that the Ministry of Finance has proposed to allocate almost 47 million euros of municipal funds to support low-income residents
