Aid money - Left-wing parties demand investment program for sport in Saxony
The Left Party in the state parliament has called for an investment program for sport in Saxony. "The abolition of the investment pact for sports facilities by the federal government, a lack of investment funds due to cuts in the Saxon budget and cost increases mean that clubs have their backs to the wall," explained MP Marika Tändler-Walenta on Wednesday in Dresden. The investment requirement for sports facilities in Saxony amounts to around 1.5 billion euros. The Minister of the Interior, Armin Schuster (CDU), who is also responsible for sport, must tackle this problem.
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The Federal Government's withdrawal of the investment pact for sports facilities has put a strain on clubs in Saxony, as stated by Left Party MP Marika Tándler-Walenta during a discussion in Dresden. The Federal Government's actions, coupled with budget cuts and cost increases, have left Saxony's sports policy in need of significant financial assistance. It's now up to Saxony's Minister of the Interior, Armin Schuster (CDU), to address this issue and devise a solution, potentially through the implementation of a state-wide investment program.
Source: www.stern.de
