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El Salvador Defence Asks US$315M for 2027

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El Salvador’s Defence Ministry asked lawmakers for US$314.6 million in 2027, with 85% going to pay and bonuses for armed forces personnel.

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Day by Day News ElSalvador–The Ministry of National Defense has requested $314.59 million for its operation during 2027. Most of the resources, equivalent to 85,02 % of the budget, would be used to cover salaries and economic benefits of the Armed Forces personnel. The proposal was presented by Defense Minister René [...] The post Defense requests more than $314 million by 2027, with 85 % destined for salaries and military bonds appeared first o…

As part of the study of the State General Budget Bill for 2027, the Minister of National Defence, René Francis Merino Monroy, presented himself to the deputies of the Committee on Finance and Special Budget to explain how much money will be needed by the institution he directs and how these resources will be used [...]

Minister Merino Monroy emphasized that the current distribution model has proven to be highly efficient and supported by the tangible results in the national territory. SAN SALVADOR. – Minister of National Defense Francis Merino Monroy, detailed this Monday in the Assembly's Finance Commission, the distribution of the budget allocated to... The entry Armed Forces highlights budget efficiency and allocation of $314.5 million for fiscal year 2027 …

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lanoticiasv.com broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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