Sánchez and his ministers raise their salaries by 4% in 2023, compared to the 3.5% increase of officials

• The Government fails to agree on the rise of civil servants: it will raise salaries up to 9.5% with the rejection of CSIF

The

has decided to apply a

for next year, higher than the 3.5% increase agreed for public employees, as has been included in the 2023 General State Budget (PGE) project presented this Thursday in Congress.

With this, President

, which represents a remuneration of about

in gross terms

since he receives it in twelve payments.

The Ministry of Finance agreed with CCOO and UGT a

in 2023 and, consequently, that same percentage is the one that Congress and the Senate agreed to apply also to their honors.

Now, in the accounts that the Minister of Finance, María Jesús Montero, has just presented, a 4% salary increase is applied to the Executive, half a point above that bar.

This is the

, the

and the

, since for 2022 a

the same as that of civil servants.

On the other hand, the previous year the PSOE and Podemos rectified the amendment process and in the end their salary was frozen in 2021, like parliamentarians.

According to the project registered in the Chamber and collected by Europa Press, the salary of the Prime Minister will go from 86,542.08 euros to 90,010.20 euros per year, which represents an

more than this year.

For its part, the annual salary of the three vice presidents of the Government (

) rises to

compared to the 81,341.16 euros they have been receiving.

It is a

, since they do not have payments either.

The

of the coalition government will see their annual salary increased to

, which means a monthly salary of 6,617.93 euros.

As for the Secretaries of State and Undersecretaries, who in 2021 got rid of the salary freeze, in next year's Budgets they will experience a new increase, this time of 4%.

Thus, the secretaries of State will receive

the undersecretaries will be above

and the general directors and similar will receive

, adding the salary, the destination complement and the specific complement.

Unlike the ministers, these high officials do also receive extraordinary payments in June and December, with which they can receive more than their superiors.

A salary increase of 4% is also contemplated for the

, who in 2023 will receive

and for the

who will have an annual salary of

Both also saw their salary frozen in 2021 with the last minute amendment of PSOE and Podemos.

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