2024-07-04 20:03:00
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Christian Lindner and the Debt Brake: A Budget Dispute in Germany
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Germany needs investments in dilapidated schools, stalled energy transition, and underfunded railways. The Finance Minister is sticking to the debt brake, but is that the right approach? A reality check with SPIEGEL editor Christian Reiermann.
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Household: Youth organizations demand abolition of debt brake - DER SPIEGEL
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Six youth organizations, including the offspring of the SPD and Greens, warn the traffic light coalition government against an 'austerity budget' and demand the abolition of the debt brake. The article is no longer available because the link is either older than 30 days or has been opened 10 times already.
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Household 2025: Christian Lindner plans with new debt of just over 40 billion euros - DER SPIEGEL
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The new debt in the household for 2025 is expected to be just over 40 billion euros, even though the Finance Minister is sticking to the debt brake.
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Lindner plans new debt of just over 40 billion euros for 2025 - n-tv.de
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Finance Minister Christian Lindner is planning a new debt of just over 40 billion euros in the draft of the federal budget for 2025. This amount consists of various components, including new loans and subsidies to the pension insurance and the railway. It is expected that Lindner is also planning a supplementary budget for this year, which will allow him to take on additional debt.
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