House Treasury Committee Chairman Antonio Silva said Wednesday that he hopes agencies do not have to depend on the Stabilization Fund to continue operating two years from now when the money from the fund is no longer there, because he expects the economy to have recovered by then.“The Stabilization Fund is nothing else than non-recurrent money for recurrent expenditures. We are betting that things will improve in the next two years and that we can stabilize our economy or be in the condition to adjust expenditures,” Silva said.Recently, Government Development Bank officials urged the government to reduce expenditures and raise revenues because the Stabilization Fund, which was created... Read More