Former Trade Union Leader Elected Lithuania's New Prime Minister

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Inga Ruginienė, a trade union veteran and political newcomer, was approved as Lithuania's new Prime Minister by the parliament, succeeding Gintautas Paluckas amid controversy. She has 15 days to submit a government program focused on security, economic growth, and social welfare. Despite criticism over her lack of political experience, she was supported by the Social Democrats and has a background in trade unions and European organizations. Her appointment follows the withdrawal of other candidates and recent investigations into potential misconduct by contenders.
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