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Traces of Drugs Found in Finland's Parliament

Christmas Scandal in the Halls of Power Journalists have uncovered traces of drugs in Finland's parliament building. Laboratory analysis revealed the presence of amphetamines and ecstasy in samples taken from six parliamentary restrooms. The traces were found in three stalls across two floors on the night parliament members celebrated Christmas.
Jan 14, 2025 - 17:59
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What Happened?

Journalists conducted an independent investigation, collecting surface samples from parliamentary restrooms. The analyses detected:

However, experts emphasized that identifying who left the traces and when is impossible.


Parliamentary Response

The incident has sparked widespread public outrage. Parliament representatives announced:


Expert Opinions

Specialists highlighted the following points:

  1. Identifying offenders is impossible. Tests only confirm the presence of drugs but do not provide specific identities.
  2. Security concerns. The incident raises questions about the accessibility and oversight of parliament buildings.

Conclusion

The discovery of drug traces in Finland's parliament has become a major scandal, casting doubt on the reputation of its members. The event underscores the need for stricter controls and greater transparency in government institutions.

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