Live / Medina delivers 2023 Budget proposal to Parliament

In the macroeconomic scenario, known on Friday, the Government points to inflation in 2023 of 4%.

2023, in the Government’s accounts, will bring economic growth of 1.3% and the deficit will remain at 0.9%, while public debt will fall to 110.8% of GDP.

The level of unemployment is expected to remain at a rate of 5.6% and investment to increase.

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It is a budget that comes at a time of great uncertainty, particularly given the evolution of the war in Ukraine.

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The measures that were announced either after negotiations held with the civil service unions or with the social partners were a prelude to the proposal for the General State Budget for 2023.

See the measures that are already known.

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Good day. We will start a new liveblog the day the Government delivers its General State Budget proposal for 2023.

Many measures are already known, after the agreement, signed on Sunday, with the social agents that you can remember in the liveblog that we maintained with the preliminary project.

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