#lithuania?

[bostonfly]

6 Cities That Transform for St. Patrick's Day

For those looking to “go green” and bask in the celebration, here are six places around the world that transform their cities for St. Patric

Chicago, Illinois

Montserrat

Vilnius, Lithuania

Sydney, Australia

Montreal, Canada

Buenos Aires, Argentina

[unhonestlymirror]

"Life is very complicated by the need to sign papers condemning the aggression of Russia and Belarus - at the border, in banks (for opening an account), when applying for a residence permit in Latvia. So you immediately fall under the article in Belarus, where at the border they can ask what document you were in Latvia on - if you signed a residence permit. It is clear that political activists cannot return for any reason, but many left simply because they did not want to live in Lukashenko's country, it is important for them to travel to Belarus, where almost everyone has elderly relatives."

Poland is much more pragmatic with regard to the Belarusian specialists they need (doctors, IT specialists, engineers) - they quickly draw up documents, open accounts, provide favorable taxes, business travel allowances for business residence permits and no dangerous questionnaires. There is no rhetoric against certain nationalities, but in Latvia, alas, there is

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That's what makes me hate rashists and lukashists even more. Unfortunately, I agree that signing these papers won't stop the spies and just nazis from receiving residence permits, but it jeopardizes those who pose no danger to Latvia.

[sseaworn]

2016 was such a good eurovision year y'all

[lilhawkens]

I am not super fond of Ireland's song but I still wanted them to get through to the final, bc gay. Which says a lot about me tbh. Salty Switzerland wasn't in the top 10

[havtorns]

lithuania got through instead of slovenia. fuq dat shit.