By Andrew Downie SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The 12 stadiums used in this year's football World Cup cost 50 percent more than planned and only six of the 35 promised public transportation projects were finished on time, according to an as yet unpublished report from Brazil's Federal Accounts Court. Twelve arenas were remodelled or built from scratch at a cost of 8.44 billion reais (2 billion pounds), the court said in its most thorough report on World Cup spending since the tournament ended in July. The original estimate in 2010 was 5.6 billion. ...
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