Во вторник парламент Гренландии в экстренном порядке обсудит инициативу о запрете иностранных и анонимных пожертвований политическим партиям, сообщает гренландское издание Sermitsiaq, ссылаясь на законопроект.
Согласно информации газеты, данное предложение было выдвинуто по просьбе правительства Гренландии и направлено на «защиту политической целостности региона».
Во вторник парламент Гренландии в экстренном порядке обсудит инициативу о запрете иностранных и анонимных пожертвований политическим партиям, сообщает гренландское издание Sermitsiaq, ссылаясь на законопроект.
Согласно информации газеты, данное предложение было выдвинуто по просьбе правительства Гренландии и направлено на «защиту политической целостности региона».
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