Takaichi unveils $19 billion extra budget while vowing no extra borrowing

Sanae Takaichi has presented a supplementary budget of $19 billion. She pledged that no additional borrowing would be used to fund it.

The announcement came on May 25. It represents a shift from Takaichi's earlier statements that ruled out the need for extra spending.

The supplementary budget is intended to address economic needs without increasing bond issuance.

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Illustration of Chile's Senate approving additional debt of 6.2 billion dollars for 2026
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Senate approves additional US$6.200 million debt for 2026

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Chile's Senate approved a bill on Tuesday authorizing the Executive to incur up to US$6.200 million in additional debt during 2026. The initiative passed with 28 votes in favor, 15 against and one abstention.

The government plans to submit a draft extra budget exceeding 3 trillion yen on June 3 to bolster reserves amid Middle East tensions.

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