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After the EC Audit, the Czech Republic Is Threatened with Having to Return Six Billion in Agricultural Subsidies | ČeskéNoviny.cz

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Prague - The Czech Republic is at risk of having to return approximately six billion crowns paid in agricultural subsidies. This follows from the results of an audit by the European Commission, which examined whether multiple users are receiving subsidies for the same plot of land. The Ministry of Agriculture disagrees with its conclusions and will dispute them. This was reported by Mladá fronta DNES (MfD). The Commission commissioned the audits…
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Following the subsidy scandals in Greece, the European Commission commissioned a series of audits in European countries, based on which, according to the initial results, the Czech Republic is now due to return six billion crowns to the EU coffers. The Ministry of Agriculture disputes the findings, and the state hopes that it will ultimately not have to return any money to the Commission.

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The Czech Republic is at risk of having to return approximately six billion crowns paid in agricultural subsidies. This follows from the results of an audit by the European Commission, which examined whether multiple users are receiving subsidies for the same plot of land. The Ministry of Agriculture disagrees with its conclusions and will dispute them. This was reported today by Mladá fronta DNES (MfD). The Commission commissioned audits in Eur…

The Czech Republic is at risk of having to return approximately six billion crowns paid in agricultural subsidies, according to the results of a European Commission audit that examined whether multiple users are receiving subsidies for the same plot of land. However, the Ministry of Agriculture disagrees with the conclusions and will dispute them, Mladá fronta DNES (MfD) wrote on Saturday. The Commission commissioned the audits in European count…

Prague - The Czech Republic is at risk of having to return approximately six billion crowns paid in agricultural subsidies. This follows from the results of an audit by the European Commission, which examined whether multiple users are receiving subsidies for the same plot of land. The Ministry of Agriculture disagrees with its conclusions and will dispute them. This was reported by Mladá fronta DNES (MfD). The Commission commissioned the audits…

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