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Previous prime minister and Center Party chairman Jüri Ratas did not agree with Minister of Economic Affairs Keit Pentus-Rosimannus (Reform) claims that there are unfinished cuts worth hundreds of millions in the state budget, saying the previous government handed over the economy in the best possible condition. Pentus-Rosimannus told Vikerraadio on Thursday that the previous government left cuts worth several million in the state budget, but did not carry them out. She added that if the cuts were implemented, it would mean reducing the expenses of ministries by around half. Ratas responded: We are in a crisis and it certainly means a decrease in budget revenue. What the previous government did and I am proud of us for doing it - we borrowed, we went to maintain the level the Estonian economy and life, social security, was on prior to the crisis. I think it was the correct direction. You say that there are cuts, €260 million next year, €700-800 million in the entire state bu

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