Labour Party nominates Jonas Pinskus to run for Vilnius mayor

November 26, 2014 ELTA EN Politics 0
Jonas Pinskus
DELFI / Šarūnas Mažeika

The final list of the Labour Party’s candidates will be confirmed within weeks.

Currently, the Labour Party holds six seats in the Vilnius City Council.

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