El Gobierno incrementará el FLA en 2013 hasta los 23.000 millones ampliables
Se hará un análisis de los sistemas retributivos de todas las administraciones para "homologarlos"
Agencias Madrid 26 NOV 2012 - 19:54 CET
The Government will increase the FLA in 2013 to 23,000 million expandable
It will analyze the compensation systems of all administrations to "homologarlos"
Agencies Madrid 26 NOV 2012 - 19:54 CET
The Government will provide the Autonomous Liquidity Fund (FLA) to 23,000 million in 2013, which is 5,000 more than in 2012, when 18,000 were placed millones.Además, this provision shall be an expandable credit, so they automatically increase if runs out before the year ends. This appears among the 83 amendments to the State Budget (PGE) submitted by the PP in the Senate and his spokesman has shelled in the Committee on Budgets, Francis Utrera, at a press conference.
Another amendment mandated the Government to conduct a study over the next year to "standardize" the compensation system for public employees of all public administrations, which, according Utrera, "it was necessary to undertake."
Other changes introduced by the Popular Party, in the Budget for next year to respond to local treasuries allow refinance loans linked to investments and allocate a budget surplus this activity, if you have it.
It also provides a credit to the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces (FEMP) half a million euros for local economic cooperation plans.
Furthermore, the PP has introduced two amendments to limit the total cost of debt financing will fall on the electrical state at 2,900 million euros, according to tax revenues that are expected from the Act for energy sustainability .
Also, the 'popular' technical amendments to incorporate effective source separation of Social Security and others that "cater to specific problems" as the partial redemption of some highways or extension of credit to the mainland freight.
The PP has presented these 83 partial amendments to the budget for 2013 after being introduced over a hundred during the passage through Congress, which joined seven other opposition. According Utrera defended, "These budgets can only be understood in the overall goal of solving the crisis and prepare the groundwork for job creation." Utrera has argued that the "significant" spending cuts introduced by these accounts is necessary to reequilibrarlas while "the debts must be paid" to prevent "black hole" of interest, which in 2013 will increase by around a 38%, continue to grow and prevent financing elsewhere.
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