
Guatemala Steps Up Spending to Address Surge in Deportations Following Trump’s Policy Changes
In a proactive move, the Guatemalan government announced plans to significantly increase its spending as it braces for a surge in deportations driven by former President Donald Trump's recent immigration policy changes. Amid growing concerns about the implications of heightened deportation activities, Guatemalan officials are prioritizing budget allocations to better manage the expected influx of returnees.
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Austrian Far-Right Prepares to Trim Budgets to Dodge EU Penalties
The Austrian government, led by the far-right Freedom Party, is taking decisive steps to align its national budget with European Union regulations. Faced with the looming threat of financial penalties from Brussels, the coalition has announced plans to implement significant cuts across various sectors to maintain compliance with EU budgetary norms.
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Philippine President Marcos Approves 2025 National Budget, Adjusts Funding Allocations
In a significant move for the country’s financial planning, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has officially signed the national budget for 2025, amounting to ₱5.5 trillion ($97 billion). This decision, confirmed by the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), aims to bolster the nation’s economic recovery and enhance infrastructure development, education, and health services.
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