(ANSA) - VILNIUS, 10 AGO - The Estonian government is
considering a plan to reduce spending by 10% across all
ministries. Prime Minister Kristen Michal stated this during an
interview on Estonian television.
She mentioned that the government will announce next year's
budget plan details on August 27, highlighting that it will
entail "a program of real austerity." The spending cuts and tax
increases are deemed necessary due to the deteriorating economic
situation and increased defense spending. (ANSA).
Estonia's government considers a plan of cuts and austerity
10% cuts in spending across all ministries