Tenth: When will the compliance determined by the court be reflected?

They get a tithe adjustment public servants who earn more than 550 dollars per month It would not come into effect this year, despite a ruling by the Supreme Court of Justice.

The President of the Republic, Laurentino Cortizo, said on Friday that he does not believe that this money is foreseen in the budget for 2024.

“We have to abide by the verdict. I would have to talk to the Ministry of Economy and Finance because I don’t think that item is in the budget.” from 2024 which was approved in December. “I’m almost certain it’s not,” he said.

Cortizo reminded that the decision was made this year, when there was already a fixed budget, and it is up to the next government to include it in the budget for next year.

Rubén Quijada, of the National Federation of Associations and Organizations of Public Employees, also said a few days ago that he thinks it unlikely that the increase will happen soon.

“I doubt that (harmonization) was included in this year’s budget. The budget law says you can’t pay for anything that isn’t in the budget and we respect that,” he commented.

On February 1, the Supreme Court of Justice unanimously declared unconstitutional the establishment of a salary cap for calculation tenth the third month of the official.

The ruling estimates at $235,461,267 the additional millions annually that would be required to pay a balanced tithe to the more than 98% of incumbents who do not see it that way today.

Currently, the government pays out approximately $56,075,786 million for each item, with an adjustment that would be $134,562,875 per item.

The country’s government has postponed the payment of the first installment on the thirteenth of April until next Friday, February 23, 2024, as a measure to support parents who have children in school.