The breakdown of the National Budget as sent by the Presidency and approved by the legislators is as follows (millions):<\/p>\n
Public debt: RD$70,260.6<\/p>\n
National Treasury: RD$36,300.8<\/p>\n
Subsidies: RD$30,284<\/p>\n
Presidency: RD$28,295.9<\/p>\n
Public Health: RD$26,902.2<\/p>\n
Education: RD$26,789.2<\/p>\n
Public Works: RD$23,670.3<\/p>\n
Interior & Police: RD$22,125.7<\/p>\n
Hacienda RD$10,353.1<\/p>\n
Armed Forces: RD$9,621.1<\/p>\n
Economy & Planning: RD$7,094.7<\/p>\n
Agriculture: RD$6,680.2<\/p>\n
Pensions: RD$6,016.8<\/p>\n
National Congress: RD$4,873.1<\/p>\n
Higher Education: RD$4,005.9<\/p>\n
Judicial Branch: RD$3,629.4<\/p>\n
Central Electoral Board: RD$3,547.7<\/p>\n
Environment: RD$3,391.1<\/p>\n
Foreign Relations: RD$2,936.0<\/p>\n
Sports: RD$1,973.8<\/p>\n
Industry & Commerce: RD$1,482.6<\/p>\n
Labor: RD$1,448.4<\/p>\n
Tourism: RD$978.8<\/p>\n
Chamber of Accounts: RD$423.9<\/p>\n
Women: RD$327.2<\/p>\n
Youth: RD$286.9<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The breakdown of the National Budget as sent by the Presidency and approved by the legislators is as follows (millions): Public debt: RD$70,260.6 National Treasury: RD$36,300.8 Subsidies: RD$30,284 Presidency: RD$28,295.9 Public Health: RD$26,902.2 Education: RD$26,789.2 Public Works: RD$23,670.3 Interior & Police: RD$22,125.7 Hacienda RD$10,353.1 Armed Forces: RD$9,621.1 Economy & Planning: RD$7,094.7 Agriculture: RD$6,680.2 Pensions: RD$6,016.8 … <\/p>\n