El Salvador: $3.654 Million in 2010 Budget

The Legislative Assembly passed the General Budget for 2010: $3.645 million.

Monday, November 9, 2009

This edition is marginally higher than the budget for 2009, which stood at $3.627 million.

"The opposition party warned that social expenditure was reduced by $17 million, and that the Executive plans a Tax reform to collect $250 million", reported EFE.

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