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Implementation of Rail Baltica project to take at least two years longer - Linkaits
RIGA, Feb 21 (LETA) - Implementation of the Rail Baltica railroad project will take at least two years longer than currently planned, Transport Minister Talis Linkaits (New Conservative Party) said in an interview with Latvian Radio today.
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