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This is the official monetary reserve of Vallejar, which backs investments and the value of the currency. It also serves as a significant influence in global geopolitics. This reserve has never been used since its creation in 1845. The reserve increases thanks to the additional 5% added by the state budgets each year, resulting in the national reserve accumulating 4.305 trillion in gold.
This is the official monetary reserve of Vallejar, which backs investments and the value of the currency. It also serves as a significant influence in global geopolitics. This reserve has never been used since its creation in 1845. The reserve increases thanks to the additional 5% added by the state budgets each year, resulting in the national reserve accumulating 4.305 trillion in gold.


International Aid Fund for Developing Countries:
==== International Aid Fund for Developing Countries: ====
 
This fund is composed of 15% of the annual budget as a rule, although it can vary or even disappear depending on the economic, global, and national context; it is subject to changes. The fund implies the total management of money allocated for international aid and also commissions that manage those resources to be invested effectively.
This fund is composed of 15% of the annual budget as a rule, although it can vary or even disappear depending on the economic, global, and national context; it is subject to changes. The fund implies the total management of money allocated for international aid and also commissions that manage those resources to be invested effectively.


International Loans:
==== International Loans: ====
 
This section is related to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which manages these resources. These loans are granted to states, companies, or international or foreign entities with urgent economic needs, usually with an interest rate lower than the global average. These loans are granted with the aim of helping entities in need of economic liquidity and also benefiting from it. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs sets the clauses with the approval of the general government. This section receives 10% of the state's annual budget, i.e., 60.5 billion.
This section is related to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which manages these resources. These loans are granted to states, companies, or international or foreign entities with urgent economic needs, usually with an interest rate lower than the global average. These loans are granted with the aim of helping entities in need of economic liquidity and also benefiting from it. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs sets the clauses with the approval of the general government. This section receives 10% of the state's annual budget, i.e., 60.5 billion.
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