Older Lithuanian parties may use newcomers’ weaknesses
The anti-establishment party leading the new government may disappoint voters' hopes of radical change
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- Apportioning portfolios
- LSDP takes economy and foreign affairs
- Equality no longer an LVZS priority
- More intrusive state
- Better transport and communications
- Towards energy independence
- More muscular defence policy
- No revolution in education and science
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_350.jpg "Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis, left, and Peasants and Greens Union chairman Ramunas Karbauskis (Reuters/Ints Kalnins)")