Rolandas Paksas
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Rolandas Paksas (born 10 June 1956) is a Lithuanian politician who served as President of Lithuania from 2003 to 2004.
He served as Prime Minister of Lithuania from 1999 to 2001, and again from 2000 to 2001, and then again from 2001 to 2001.
He has served Order and Justice from 2004 to 2016 and has served as a Member of the European Parliament since 2009. Restako, a national aerobatics champion who died in the 1980s, formed a building company, Paksas.
He was elected to the Vilnius City Council for the centre-right Homeland Union in 1997 and became mayor.
Paksas was elected Prime Minister in May 1999 but he resigned five months later after a row over privatisation.
In 2000, Paksas joined the Liberal Union of Lithuania (LLS).
The LLS won the 2000 race and Paksas became Prime Minister again, but it resigned after another controversy over economic reforms six months later. Paksas formed the Liberal Democratic Party in 2002 and ran for the presidency, defeating incumbent Valdas Adamkus in a run-off in January 2003.
It was revealed that he had granted citizenship to a major campaign donor, resulting in his deposition and removal from office in April 2004.
He was the first European head of state to be impeached.
While leading his party, Barred from the Seimas, Paksas was elected to the European Parliament in 2009, now called Order and Justice.
The European Court of Human Rights found his lifetime ban from the parliament to be a disproportionate measure in 2011.
The bill, which will allow for Paksas to run for a seat in parliament, will be published in 2018.
However, he will not be allowed to run for president or become the speaker of Parliament.
Personal life
Rolandas Paksas is married to Laima Paksien and has two children, Inga and Mindaugas. He is also a veteran of both Soviet and Lithuanian national aerobatic teams, as well as a highly skilled stunt pilot who now appears around the world.
Childhood, education, and non-political careers all played a key role in the life, education, and non-political career.
Paksas was born in Tel'iai and Elena Feliksas and Elena. Rolandas Feliksovich Paksas, a Russian name, was known as a Russian version of his name during the Soviet era (Russian: еликсови каксасов) оландасови сасовес (Russian: аксасовски ксасови). He graduated Zemaites High School and continued studies at the Vilnius Civil Engineering Institute (now Vilnius Gediminas Technical University) in 1974. In 1979, Paksas obtained a degree in civil engineering. He attended Leningrad Civil Aviation Academy in 1984. He competed in aerobatics events, serving in both Soviet and Lithuanian teams and winning multiple championships during this period.
Rolandas Paksas, President of "Reestako" from 1992 to 1997, was the President of the construction company "Reestako."
Political career
Paksas, a former member of the Communist Party of Lithuania (LKP) and its successor leftist Democratic Labour Party (LDDP), changed his political orientation in favour of a centrist Right Homeland Union (Lithuanian Conservatives). Paksas was elected to Vilnius City Council in 1997 and became the Mayor of the Vilnius city municipality. Paksas has also served as chairman of the Vilnius branch of the Homeland Union (Lithuanian Conservatives).
Valiantly resigned in May 1999, and President Valdas Adamkus asked Paksas to serve as Prime Minister, after Valiantas stepped down. The Conservatives possessed 68 of the Seimas' 138 seats and were part of an 81-member coalition with the Lithuanian Christian Democratic Party in a 81-member alliance.
He became Prime Minister in June 1999 and served in the ninth government after independence. He resigned five months later due to a rift over the transfer of Maeiki Nafta, a major Lithuanian oil refining company, to a US oil company. He then served as the Special Assignments envoy to Adamkus.
He returned to the Vilnius city municipality after leaving Homeland Union Paksas and joined the Liberal Union of Lithuania in April 2000. He was elected Prime Minister in the 11th Cabinet in 2000 and served from November 2000 to June 2001. Paksas was elected as a chairman of his newly formed Liberal Democrats in March 2002.
After a surprise victory over incumbent Valdas Adamkus in a runoff on January 5, he was elected President of Lithuania on January 5th. Paksas came in second place in the first round of elections with 19.7% of the vote, but in the runoff, he received 59%. His platform included pledges to eliminate poverty and income disparities, combat crime, institute the death penalty for drug dealers, and shift Lithuania toward a more market-based economy.
On February 26, 2003, his term as President began. During his term, suspicions arose that he had ties to the Russian mafia. By Paksas' decree, Yuri Borisov, the president of Avia Baltika, had contributed $400,000 to his campaign and was granted Lithuanian citizenship. The Constitutional Court of Lithuania later found this decision to be unconstitutional. The State Security Department of Lithuania investigated Paksas' links. The Seimas initiated impeachment hearings against him in early 2004. The Constitutional Court of Lithuania found him guilty of violating the constitution and the oath of office on March 31, 2004. Borisov's probe revealed leaked classified information about his probe into Borisov; that he had mistakenly restored Borisov's citizenship; and that he interfered in a privatization agreement on April 6, 2004. The election was carried out, effectively ending Paksas' from the presidency.