German ministries spend €5.8 million on office décor, drawing taxpayers' criticism
Citizens face burdens and service cuts, while the federal government spends millions on furniture, lamps and decor, claims the Taxpayers' Association.
German ministries spend €5.8 million on office décor, drawing taxpayers' criticism
Citizens face burdens and service cuts, while the federal government spends millions on furniture, lamps and decor, claims the Taxpayers' Association.
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