Former President Roland Paksas, who was removed from office, is getting closer to getting into the presidential election

Former President Roland Paksas, who was removed from office, is getting closer to getting into the presidential election

The Lithuanian Parliament has approved the law which provides for a ban from being elected President of the Republic or a Member of Parliament or being given the post of Prime Minister or Minister for eight years for a person removed from office by the parliament in impeachment proceedings or from a post for gross violation of the Constitution or oath of office. Rolandas Paksas was removed from his post as Lithuanian President by impeachment in 2004.