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Prime Minister Kristen Michal is presenting the state budget, totaling 21.3 billion euros, to the Riigikogu. The budget plan includes increased funding for defense and pensions, but also features reductions in healthcare, drawing sharp criticism from the opposition who warn of national bankruptcy.
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Estonian Prime Minister Presents State Budget to Parliament
Prime Minister Kristen Michal is presenting the state budget to the Riigikogu, signaling a significant domestic political event focused on national finances and priorities.
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Full Plan: More money for defense and pensions, less for healthcare
A detailed breakdown of the 21.3 billion euro budget plan reveals increased allocation for defense and pensions, with a reduction in healthcare funding.
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Opposition: Estonia is on a bankruptcy course with this budget
The opposition voices strong criticism of the proposed state budget, claiming it will lead Estonia towards bankruptcy.
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