For rumors about devaluation in Lithuania, they want to dismiss the head of the parliamentary finance committee

The opposition faction of the Social-Democratic Party of Lithuania has collected the necessary number of signatures to consider the issue of making a vote of no confidence to the chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Budget and Finance, Kasytutis Glavyatskas.

Representatives of the opposition consider it partially responsible for the panic that arose due to rumors about the devaluation of the National Lithuanian currency - Lita. Last week, Glasovakas said that when the euro in Lithuania is introduced in Lithuania, the castes will be changed at another rate that will install the Central Bank of Europe, and, accordingly, the liter awaits the LIT, reports REGNUM .

As the agency was informed in the Social Democratic Party, the issue of making a vote of no confidence will be considered at the next meetings.

Recall that in Lithuania rumors were distributed that Lit had to depreciate on the night of March 7 to 8. Those who allowed the hearing are now finding out the Lithuanian state security. Nevertheless, at the weekend, people in all major cities literally stormed banks, as a result of which there was simply no euro left in exchange points.

“There is no reason for such a step (devaluation). Lithuania accepted the obligations before the introduction of the euro to maintain a staby Lit course, it will do so,” said the chairman of the Bank of Lithuania Raynoldiyus Sharkinas in an interview with the Lithuanian national radio station Lietuvos Radijas. He called the rumors of the devaluation "irresponsible" and "criminal."

The Lithuanian Prime Minister Andryus Cubillus also confirmed that the government is not going to devalue the liter, urging the residents of the country not to believe the rumors. “I can repeat once again, I have already said this many times that there was a liter, it is and will be stable,” Kubilyus told reporters after a meeting of the Cabinet on Monday. He emphasized that the government he headed "did not plan, does not plan and will not plan the consideration of any issues related to changes in monetary policy."

The Course of the Lita is "tied" to the euro in the ratio of 3.4528 lita per euro.