US EditionBrussels Responds to the National Recovery Plan (KPO) Scandal: "Poland Is Obliged to Take Action"
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We strongly protest against hate, irresponsible statements by politicians and accusations of cunning against hoteliers – tourism industry organizations have spoken out regarding accusations of irregularities in the distribution of subsidies from the National Recovery Plan.
It is the Polish authorities who should do everything they can to shed light on the scandal surrounding the National Fund for the Protection of Human Rights (KPO) funds. According to European Commission spokesman Maciej Berestecki, the government has all the tools to investigate and clarify the irregularities. However, intervention from Brussels is not ruled out: "The Prime Minister's announcement indicates that the Polish authorities will take …
Brussels responds to the National Recovery Plan (KPO) scandal: "Poland is obliged to take action"
The European Commission is not indifferent to the public outcry over the use of funds from the National Recovery Plan (KPO). “Poland is obliged to take explanatory action,” said European Commission Spokesperson Maciej Berestecki in an interview with RMF FM. The European Commission has requested explanations from Poland regarding the allocation of grants under the National Recovery Plan (KPO). Particular doubts concern projects in the […] The pos…
The EC spokesman stated that "Poland has an obligation to take action" regarding the KPO scandal. If any irregularities exist, corrective measures will be necessary.
The European Commission has announced the government's obligations regarding the spending of KPO funds, and the government has already begun taking action. What does this mean for those who received the grant?
The European Commission is responding to the scandal surrounding the spending of funds from the Polish National Operational Programme. Brussels is demanding an explanation.
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