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Estonian budget finally decided

Sep 25, 2008
By TBT Staff

TALLINN - The Estonian government has finally agreed to a balanced 2009 budget after months of political wrangling. The government – which is formed by a coalition of Prime Minister Andrus Ansip’s Reform Party along with the Social Democratic Party and the Pro Patria/Res publica party – said in a statement that spending and revenues would be set at 98.8 billion kroons (6.2 billion euros.) “The budget has been basically agreed upon, the government will on Thursday hand the budget bill to par ...


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