ILEA001730704: Demonstration of rescue workers against the plan to freeze salaries

State budget strategy agreement has gone out the window

20.12.2023. Tallinn. Press conference with Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna, Minister of the interior Lauri Läänemets and Finance Minister Mart Võrklaev. Finance Minister Mart Võrklaev's proposal to cancel unspecified tax hikes worth 400 million means that the Reform Party has walked back a part of an agreement between the partners, meaning that the government will need to go back to the drawing board with the next four years' fiscal strategy. Photo: Teele Toova, Postimees.

State budget strategy agreement has gone out the window

20.12.2023. Tallinn. Press conference with Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna, Minister of the interior Lauri Läänemets and Finance Minister Mart Võrklaev. Finance Minister Mart Võrklaev's proposal to cancel unspecified tax hikes worth 400 million means that the Reform Party has walked back a part of an agreement between the partners, meaning that the government will need to go back to the drawing board with the next four years' fiscal strategy. Photo: Teele Toova, Postimees.

State budget strategy agreement has gone out the window

20.12.2023. Tallinn. Press conference with Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna, Minister of the interior Lauri Läänemets and Finance Minister Mart Võrklaev. Finance Minister Mart Võrklaev's proposal to cancel unspecified tax hikes worth 400 million means that the Reform Party has walked back a part of an agreement between the partners, meaning that the government will need to go back to the drawing board with the next four years' fiscal strategy. Photo: Teele Toova, Postimees.

Demonstration of rescue workers against the plan to freeze salaries

14.09.2020, Vihula. Day one of a two-day cabinet summit at the Vihula Manor Spa and Country Club, where the 2024 state budget and the four-year state budget strategy are being discussed. Protest of rescue workers against finance minister´s proposal to freeze the entire public sector salary fund for four years. PHOTO: Marianne Loorents/Virumaa Teataja