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11-11-2010

Das bulgarische Parlament hat auf erster Lesung Haushalt 2011 angenommen

Die bulgarischen Abgeordneten haben auf erster Lesung Haushalt 2011 angenommen, berichtete die Nachrichtenagentur „Fokus". 202 Abgeordnete haben abgestimmt, 130 votierten für und 58 gegen das Budget. Es gab 14 Enthaltungen.

Das prognostizierte Wirtschaftswachstum ist 3,6% des BIP. Erwartet werden etwa 26 Milliarden Einnahmen und fast 28 Milliarden Ausgaben. Das Haushaltsdefizit ist in Höhe von 2,5% des BIP geplant.

Kritik kam von der linken Seite. „Die Enthaltung ist die einzig mögliche Wahl für die „Blaue Koalition", sagte der rechte Abgeordnete Assen Agov während der Debatte über Haushalt 2011.


 
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