The Senate has definitively approved the 2023 General National Budget

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The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, has celebrated that the plenary session of the Senate has definitively approved the 2023 PGE and has appreciated the “useful policies” of the executive “for the social majority of this country” against the ” interested noise from others”.

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The plenary session of the Senate this Tuesday finalized the law General government budgets for 2023including one 8.5% pension increase, the free Cercanías service or a reduction in personal income tax for low incomes.

The plenary session of the upper house passed the law without any changes, finalizing the budget without going back to Congress.

These are the coalition government’s third budgets and, predictably, also the last, as the processing schedule for the final 2024 accounts coincides with the dissolution of parliament and the election campaign.

The budgets have been counted in Congress with the support of PSOE, Unidas Podemos, PNV, EH Bildu, PDeCAT, Coalición Canaria, Más País, Compromís and PRC, who have joined Més per Mallorca, PAR and the Association Gomera in the Senate Socialist .

The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sanchezcelebrated the Senate plenary final approval of the 2023 PGE, valuing the executive’s “useful policies” “for the social majority of this country” against the “interested noise of others.”

The Minister of Finance, Mary Jesus Monteroalso celebrated the adoption of some bills that will allow “to overcome the difficulties of the international scenario”, as well as the strengthening of public services and the productive fabric, while thanking all groups for their support to prioritize ” consensual”.

In a plenary session affected by the decision of the Constitutional Court to suspend the two amendments that would change the judiciary, the senator of the GDP María Dolores Etxano Varela has defended her support for the need to “adapt budgets to the economic and social situation of the moment”, and that of EH Bildu Idurre Bideguren, for the “social, economic and territorial” claims included in the accounts.

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Source: EITB

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