Vihula budget talks

Vihula budget talks

16.09.2023, Vihula. The government members continued their discussions of the state budget on Friday at Vihula Manor. At twelve o'clock midnight, no agreement had been reached, and the representatives of the three government parties, who had been negotiating up to that point, dispersed without having reached an agreement. Photo Madis Veltman, Postimees

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