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Jordan says $4.2B contingencies spending was ‘unforeseen’ - Stabroek News

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The Ministry of Finance has accused the former government of abusing the Contingencies Fund by withdrawing over $4 billion in the second half of 2019 “to meet a variety of expenditure that had not been budgeted for”, which former minister Winston Jordan has met with incredulity.

The article Jordan says $4.2B contingencies spending was ‘unforeseen’ appeared first on Stabroek News.

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