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Cracks in fiscal plan

The government acknowledges that its estimates to implement it differ from those it agreed with the OB

21 de abril de 2017 - 8:31 AM

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Gerardo Portela, executive director of the FAFAA, said that public corporations spend an average of $10,840 on fringe benefits per employee. (Archivo / GFR Media)
Gerardo Portela, executive director of the FAFAA, said that public corporations spend an average of $10,840 on fringe benefits per employee. (Archivo / GFR Media)

The fiscal team of the Ricardo Rosselló Nevares administration yesterday defended the law of the Executive that would allow the execution of the fiscal plan for Puerto Rico, although it acknowledged that the measure is based on some revenues estimates that differ from the projections included in the document certified by the Oversight Board (OB).

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