Brazilian government announces public spending cuts of nearly US$12 billion

teleSUR English 2024-11-28

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Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad announced Wednesday cuts in public spending that will allow the government to save 70 billion reais ($11.8 billion / 11.16 billion euros) over the next two years. teleSUR

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