Houston mayor admits city is ‘broke,’ proposes tax hikes and cuts to remedy massive budget deficit
- Houston's Democratic mayor acknowledges the city is in financial trouble, proposing a 5% spending cut and new taxes to address a $160 million deficit.
- Texas as a whole has a $32.7 billion surplus, possibly highlighting contrasting economic situations between the state and Houston.
- The former mayor, citing a $420 million budget surplus, actually left a $160 million deficit due to overspending, needing measures like spending cuts to balance the budget.
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