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2012 02 09

Lithuanian EU Commissioner Algirdas Šemeta less known in his country than his colleagues

European Commissioner for Taxation and Customs Union, Audit and Anti-Fraud, Algirdas Šemeta, is less known in Lithuania than other members of the European Commission in their home countries, a survey has shown.
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According to a survey conducted by Eurobarometer,  19 percent of Lithuanians responded positively to a question whether they have recently heard about Šemeta in the media. Nine EU commissioners are less known in their home countries than Šemeta.

The best-known commissioner is Finland’s Olli Rehn, responsible for economics. 45 percent of Finns said they had seen or heard Rehn in the media.

The survey results were announced in the Financial Times' Brussels Blog.

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