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4. Allegations of corruption with Olympic funds Anti corruption activists in Russia produced this interactive map about Sochi Olympics funds. Officials in Russia, and observers around the world, have accused organizers in Sochi of widespread corruption and mismanagement of Olympics funds. The Anti Corruption Foundation, an opposition group founded by activist and politician Alexei Navalny, has gone so far as to publish an interactive map on all the alleged embezzlement, a screenshot of which is above. 5. Woman displaced by construction mishap living in shack A 58 year old woman from outside of Sochi is living in an aluminum shack after construction errors caused her two story house to collapse. She's one of several demanding compensation for homes ruined, she alleges, by Olympic subcontractors. 6. Construction workers deported, possibly unpaid Workers cordon off a leaning building in Sochi as construction moves forward, in this March 2013 photo. (Mikhail Mordasov/AFP/Getty Images) More than 100 construction workers from Serbia and Bosnia Herzegovina were detained and deported back to their countries often, they louis vuitton wallet for men claim, without being paid for their work. 7.

The mass campaign to "dispose" of stray dogs Sochi's stray dog problem is so severe that local organizers had to contract a pest control company to "catch and dispose" of the animals, which have been spotted everywhere from hotels to Olympic venues. (Seriously, there are a lot of stray dogs in Sochi.) Said Alexei Sorokin, the director of the pest control firm: "God forbid [a dog runs in the stadium] at the actual opening ceremony. This will be a disgrace for the whole country." 8. Political activists barred from even watching The Russian Olympic Committee to several Russian political activists basically denying them any access to the games, even as spectators. 9. Sochi filled with construction debris, unfinished buildings A picture taken through the window of a house that is being torn down shows the stadium for the 2014 Winter Olympics in the Adler district of Sochi. (Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters) Recent photos from the neighborhoods around the Olympic Park, where athletes will live and compete during the games, show streets filled with trash, loose wires and uncovered manholes.