日本政府は、景気を刺激するために15兆0000'0000'0000円(1303億0000'0000ユーロ)の特別補正予算を承認、4兆0000'0000'0000円は公共投資に、
JAPÓN PRESUPUESTO
Japón planea un presupuesto extra de estímulo de 130.300 millones de euros
EFE Economía Tokio 7 ENE 2013 - 09:11 CET
JAPAN BUDGET
Japan plans extra stimulus budget of 130,300 million euros
Tokyo Economics EFE 7 ENE 2013 - 09:11 CET
The new Japanese government studies approve a special budget of about 15 billion yen (130,300 million euros) for the current fiscal year, ending March 31, as a stimulus to boost the ailing economy.
Total departure, the Cabinet of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, go about 4 trillion yen (34,740 million euros) for public investment in infrastructure, said today the local agency Kyodo.
This public investment will be allocated primarily to restore and more resilient to natural calamities such as earthquakes, roads, bridges or tunnels in the country, and to accelerate the reconstruction of northeastern Japan, devastated in the wake of the tsunami of 2011.
Many of these projects will be financed by local governments, which the central administration studies also help these municipalities with grants amounting to 2 trillion yen (nearly 17,400 million euros).
The new government of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), which won the last general of December 16, hopes to present in the Diet (Parliament) the draft extra budget on 15 January.
In addition, 100,000 million yen (870 million euros) of the special budget will be used to establish new infrastructure for recharging electric vehicles, as expressly requested the Ministry of Economy, Industry and Trade.
This portfolio also asked to allocate additional 100,000 million yen for programs to help those companies in 2012 were affected by the strong yen.
Within the extraordinary item, about 2.6 trillion yen (22,600 million euros) cover needs national pension program the current fiscal year.
As part of his campaign promises, the government of Abe hopes to revitalize the country's finances and achieve a GDP growth of 3 percent per year.
Also pledged to promote the implementation of a more aggressive monetary policy, with the aim of achieving the 2 per cent inflation, to combat persistent deflation that grips the country's economy.
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