Latvia Doesn't Need Euro Date Vote, Vilks Tells Radio
By Aaron Eglitis -
2012-12-07T07:46:23Z
Latvia doesn’t need to hold a referendum on adopting the euro in 2014 as it already decided to switch to the currency when it voted to join the European Union in 2003, Finance Minister Andris Vilks said.
“I think that was decided in 2003” when the country voted to join the bloc, Vilks said in an interview with Latvijas Radio today.
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