By Jonathan House

MADRID--The Spanish government Saturday said its debt load will jump this year and next, largely the result of its banking-sector clean-up effort.

The government said its debt-to-gross domestic-product ratio will rise to 85.3% in GDP in 2012 and to 90.5% in 2013. Earlier this year, the government forecast a debt-to-GDP ratio of around 80% for this year.

In its 2013 budget plan, the government said the sharp debt increase takes into account an up-to-EUR100 billion EU bailout for the country's banks, Spain's contribution to bailouts for other euro-zone countries and the financing of subsidized electricity tariffs.

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