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Symbolic Cry for Help and Bureaucratic Madness

In the most recent meeting of the Kreistag, MEPs once again discuss the municipal financial crisis. On the subject of red tape dismantling, the Landrat reports on an absurd example of bureaucracy nonsense.

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