In light of recent news reporting the suspension of direct support to the State Budget (OE) by the G-14, due to unclear outlines related to Mozambique's indebtedness, the Minister of Economy and Finance, Adriano Maleiane, announced , on May 4, 2016, cuts in public spending, highlighting the suspension of the hiring of civil servants, reduction in spending on fuel, travel by government delegations and in other areas that the Government deems to have no relevant impact on the functioning of the country . However, the government official has not yet presented a consistent and monitorable cost-cutting plan, which is why the Public Integrity Center (CIP) believes that the measures put forward by the Minister of Economy and Finance are simply palliative.
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