The Montevideo municipal government is bankrupt due to the responsibility of successive administrations of the Frente Amplio, which has governed it since 1990.
Tabaré Vázquez took office as mayor that year, and to this day the departmental government remains in the hands of Frente Amplio, now with Bergara who has just taken office.
Gigantic deficit
The municipal government ends the period with a deficit exceeding 3.6 billion pesos, eight times more than a year earlier.
The gigantic deficit is due exclusively to wastefulness, nepotism, cronyism, and corruption that has reigned in the capital's municipality for decades.
The departmental government collects nearly 2 million dollars daily from various taxes, an enormously high figure for a department with Montevideo's characteristics.
However, the money is never enough for them.
Why is the money not enough?
The answer is very simple. The management is terrible and the money is wasted primarily on privileged salaries for its employees, which include fake overtime hours that were never worked, as was confirmed a couple of months ago.

The municipal government paid hundreds of thousands of overtime hours to employees, but these hours were not actually worked.
The employees themselves invented the overtime hours with the complicity of the municipality's political directors.
Additionally, the municipal government wastes money on unnecessary matters such as carnival, which receives several million dollars every year in different ways.
A subsidy for an alleged show that is aimed only at a left-wing audience, and that disregards the majority of Montevideo's residents.










