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Prudent Pascal resigned this week. But was he prudent? The Gov is spending €4.1 billion for 2025 over revised estimates announced last year. Gov spending jumped 54% or €36 billion in the last 5 years with little to show. Waste, like the Children's Hospital, has ballooned.

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