The Czech Ministry of Agriculture has sent documents to the European
Commission pertaining to subsidies received by the Agrofert conglomerate. A
ministry spokesperson told the Czech News Agency that European Commission
auditors would visit Prague to investigate suspected conflict of interest
involving…
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