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The Czech pavilion at Expo is missing almost a hundred million. The Ministry of Finance refuses to pay it

Summary by Deník N
The World Expo opened in Osaka, Japan, two weeks ago, but it remains unclear who will pay for the increased costs of the Czech pavilion. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is asking the government for 92.5 million crowns, but the Ministry of Finance is against it, according to findings by Deník N.
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The Czech pavilion at Expo is missing almost a hundred million. The Ministry of Finance refuses to pay it

The World Expo opened in Osaka, Japan, two weeks ago, but it remains unclear who will pay for the increased costs of the Czech pavilion. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is asking the government for 92.5 million crowns, but the Ministry of Finance is against it, according to findings by Deník N.

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Deník N broke the news in on Friday, April 25, 2025.
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