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Ministry of OCW cuts a little more of the truth than we already proved on Friday

Point taken: more people oppose cuts than the minsiterie would have us believe. On page 32 of the now heavily controversial brochure 'Culture in Focus', the ministry writes:

"In the CDE, conducted in late 2010, citizens were asked to indicate from 17 policy fields whether they think the central government should spend (much) less or (much) more money on them. 12% of the population believed that the government should spend (much) more money on 'stimulating...

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Point taken: more people oppose cuts than the minsiterie would have us believe. On page 32 of the now heavily controversial brochure 'Culture in Focus', the ministry writes:

"In the CDE, conducted in late 2010, citizens were asked to indicate from 17 policy fields whether they think the central government should spend (much) less or (much) more money on them. 12% of the population believed that the government should spend (much) more money on 'stimulating...

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