Senegal Parliament Votes Against Revised Budget Bill
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The National Assembly chaired by Ousmane Sonko rejected the government's bill on amending finance, a camouflage for Bassirou Diomaye Faye, who relied on the bill to unlock crucial IMF support.
Senegal Lawmakers Reject Budget in Setback for IMF Program Talks
Senegal’s parliament blocked proposed revisions to this year’s budget, prolonging a standoff over the country’s fiscal plans as the authorities seek a new financing program from the International Monetary Fund.
The Senegalese MPs rejected the revised budget of 2026, a text that the executive considers indispensable to bring the accounts to the fore. Behind this vote... Read more Senegal finds itself without an amending budget and the IMF's help has appeared first on Le Singulier.
The National Assembly of Senegal, dominated by the opposition, today rejected the proposed amending budget for 2026, which is considered crucial for the consolidation of public finances in the framework of negotiations with the IMF. Rejection casts uncertainty on the IMF's expected aid of $2.2 billion (EUR 1.9 billion).
The Senegalese parliamentary majority, dominated by the PASTEF party, on Tuesday, November 3, 2026 rejected the draft law on amending finance (LFR) 2026. The vote was held in plenary session in the National Assembly, after two successive rejections of the text by the Committee on Finance and Budgetary Control. The government project did not [...] Article Senegal: the National Assembly rejects the draft law on amending finance 2026 appeared first…
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