César Villalona
César Villalona is an economist known for his critical analysis of fiscal policies in El Salvador. He has been vocal in discussing the implications of government budgets, specifically highlighting discrepancies in official statements regarding deficits and public debt. Recently, he drew attention to President Nayib Bukele's assertions about the 2025 budget, arguing that it relies heavily on loans and does not truly reflect a balanced financial approach. Villalona's insights are significant in understanding the economic challenges facing the country, particularly concerning public spending and the sustainability of government finances.
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El Salvador:
César Villalona is mentioned as an economist in the article.
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César Villalona stated that the public debt increased significantly during Bukele's presidency.
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César Villalona noted the increase in public debt during Bukele's presidency.
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El Salvador:
César Villalona reports on the economic situation in El Salvador regarding government revenue and remittances.
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César Villalona is mentioned as an economist discussing the government's publication of incomplete data regarding poverty.
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El Salvador:
César Villalona reports on the financial situation regarding pensions in El Salvador.
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El Salvador:
César Villalona noted that between December 2024 and July 2025, public debt increased by $1,427 million.
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El Salvador:
César Villalona discusses the issues within the Salvadoran educational system and the government's focus on student appearance over educational quality.
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César Villalona discusses the financial issues surrounding the pension system in El Salvador.
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El Salvador:
César Villalona is mentioned as an economist in the context of discussing foreign investment in El Salvador.
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