The Uruguayan government officially presented its annual budget proposal, known as the “Rendición de Cuentas,” yesterday, meeting the deadline for submission. Economy Minister Gabriel Oddone delivered the initiative to Vice President Carolina Cosse. The budget outlines increased government spending, specifically allocating $31 million USD to boost social transfer programs. The proposal also suggests several organizational changes within various ministries, though details remain limited. This announcement marks a key step in the country’s economic planning process. The plan will now be subject to review and debate within the legislature. Further details regarding the ministerial changes and specific spending allocations will be released during the legislative process.