The federal government is facing political opposition regarding its fiscal management, specifically criticizing the administration's borrowing cycle and accusing it of fiscal recklessness and debt cycling.
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The federal government is facing political opposition regarding its fiscal management, specifically criticizing the administration's borrowing cycle and accusing it of fiscal recklessness and debt cycling.
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highest, central, level of government in a federation
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