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A transparency campaign on EU funds has revealed controversial spending, including on swingers clubs and yachts, sparking political criticism.

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The transparency campaign launched by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk to show how EU funds are being used for the post-Covid recovery has sparked controversy. The interactive maps revealed funding for unusual businesses such as a swingers club and a network of vodka bars. Despite the beneficiaries' justifications, officials point out that many of these projects comply with government program rules. Political criticism has mounted, turning the transparency initiative into a boomerang for Tusk.

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