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Football Clubs and Fiscal Responsibility

Football clubs like those in Cyprus are facing scrutiny as lawmakers debate a bill that could use taxpayer money to cover their debts, raising concerns about fairness and fiscal responsibility. Critics, including Akel’s Aristos Damianou and Disy’s Onoufrios Koullas, argue that rewarding clubs for neglecting financial obligations undermines the rule of law and sets a dangerous precedent for public funds.

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Football Clubs and the Law: A Controversial Proposal in Cyprus

The proposed legislation in Cyprus would divert funds from increased betting taxes to aid football clubs owing €32.2 million in tax debts. This controversial bill could set a dangerous precedent by using public money to absolve these clubs of their financial irresponsibility, potentially undermining accountability and burdening taxpayers.

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