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EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT Elections

Parliament says 'Yes' then 'No' to funding for Libertas

By Judith Crosbie and Simon Taylor  -  05.02.2009 / 00:00 CET
Estonian parliamentarian denies backing new party; Libertas could lose €200,000 in funding.
 

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