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Ato Forson hits back at minority criticisms over low expenditure
Dr Forson questioned whether the minority wanted government to increase borrowing despite limited revenue, warning against excessive borrowing and spending without a sustainable financial plan.
This is a government that is spending on the right things," he said.
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has accused the minority in Parliament of pushing for a return to what he described as an era of reckless borrowing and expenditure practices under the previous government.
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