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    Analysis: Ukraine's $13.4 billion soccer spend might become debt burden

    Sun, 05/27/2012 - 05:02 EDT - Yahoo! Business News
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    An ice sculpture of the European Soccer Championship trophy sits on display outside the Palace of Arts prior to the Euro 2012 final draw in KievKIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine may never recover all of the billions of dollars it has spent to co-host next month's European soccer championship and the outlay might complicate its chances of servicing its debt. The staging of the month-long Euro 2012 tournament - absorbing a total of $13.4 billion including $6.6 billion from state coffers - is unlikely to make the former Soviet republic any more inviting for foreign investment, analysts say. ...

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