Polish parliament accepts 2016 budget

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Roberto Galea 30.01.2016 15:04

In a vote early on Sunday, the lower house of the Polish parliament accepted the 2016 budget, which foresees a GDP growth of 3.8 percent this year.

The Sejm, the lower house of Polish parliament. Photo: Flickr.com/KPRM

According to the finance ministry, which drew up the budget, the deficit this year will not exceed PLN 54.7 (EUR 12.4, USD 13.4) billion, while inflation is predicted to stand at 1.7 percent.

A total of 236 MPs voted in favour, with 207 voting against and three abstaining, following a debate late into the night. (rg/pk)

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