The muhare of the oxen lies to Government for budgets: What glasses are you reading with?

Muharrem, who says he has made a two-year budget analysis, says the government has doubled the figures it has submitted about capital spending and wages and services.

Also, a fraud is done at capital expense. The government has been criticised for not spending resources. You're taking your businesses and they're not putting them in the market, they're changing the tools. It is saying 32% more capital expenditures, but in reality the budget for capital expenditures during 2023 has been 820m euros and in 2022 724m euros. This increase is 16% and not two times 32% as presented” has written Muharrem among others.

The full post of Shenoll Muharrem:

The government is reading budgets with what glasses:
The government through the finance minister is saying "1%" only the subsidies have increased (look at the graph). These governments are defending that 32% of the budget has been loaned 2024 in the support of subsidies that are only making the citizen worse.
I calculated the budgets of 2022 and 2023 to figure out exactly what real values are and sharing it with you. For example, when it says that subventions are only 1% more, in reality there are 23% more (1,100,283,820 for 2023 compared to 894,520,233 for 2022).
Then, too, with wages and health becomes a mistake. Salaries have reportedly increased more than inflation! But there the government is only showing the value of the budget, not even the power of employees in the public sector. When you count it, it turns out that way. In 2023 we had 1,430 more employees, 88,738. and 2022 87,308. For an employee during 2023 we had 8,401 euros, and for 2022 7,685 euros. This suggests that growth has been 9.3%, not 17%, as the government claims.
Also, a fraud is done at capital expense. The government has been criticised for not spending resources. You're taking your businesses and they're not putting them in the market, they're changing the tools. It is saying 32% more capital expenditures, but in reality the budget for capital expenditures during 2023 has been 820m euros and in 2022 724m euros. This increase is 16% and not two times more 32% as presented.