'Do you want me to crash the country?' - Ato Forson asks critics demanding huge spending
Why is the Finance Minister pushing back on calls for more spending? The answer lies in what he inherited.
Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson defends spending amid criticism, citing inherited debts.
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