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President Arroyo appealed anew to Congress to pass the 2007 budget, saying the people need the measure that would help boost the government’s programs for social services and rehabilitation of provinces destroyed by the spate of typhoons late last year.


The President also defended the government’s feeding program for elementary school students as part of addressing the country’s hunger problems.


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The government will be raising expenditures for infrastructure and  services while spending less for debt servicing next year.


Department of Budget and Management  (DBM) Secretary Rolando Andaya Jr. said in a statement that government in 2007 will be prioritizing so-called pro-growth programs.


"We will free P22 billion from debt service and use this for productive purposes instead of being remitted to our creditors, these funds will now go to farms, roads and schools," said Andaya. 


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At the same time, DBM Secretary Rolando Andaya Jr. officially issued the "budget call" for 2007, pegging the budget ceiling at P1.136 trillion, which is P72.3  billion or 6.8 percent higher than the earlier 2006 budget proposal.


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