How many more scandals are to come out of this sector, not only in Britain but in other countries exposed to PFI? Relative to its GDP, Portugal has the highest level of PFI exposure (at 3.4%), followed by Hungary (1.8%), then the UK (1.7%), and Slovakia (1.2%) according to Eurostat figures.
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