Household - Aiwanger: Traffic lights a danger for the country
The Bavarian Minister of Economic Affairs and leader of the Free Voters, Hubert Aiwanger, has sharply attacked the federal government over the announced abolition of subsidies for farmers for agricultural diesel. "Anyone who classifies the production of food as climate-damaging work is a danger to this country," the deputy Bavarian Minister President told the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper (Friday edition).
"The abolition of agricultural diesel is a slap in the face for farmers," criticized Aiwanger. "The traffic light must go," added the Free Voters chairman.
Following the budget ruling by the Federal Constitutional Court, the federal government is planning to abolish tax breaks for agricultural diesel, among other things, and justified this as the abolition of climate-damaging subsidies.
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- Hubert Aiwanger, the Bavarian Minister of Economic Affairs and Free Voters leader, expressed his concerns about the federal government's plan to abolish subsidies for farmers using agricultural diesel, stating that it classifies food production as climate-damaging work and poses a danger to the country.
- Aiwanger strongly criticized the federal government's decision, calling the abolition of agricultural diesel a slap in the face for farmers, and demanding that the "traffic light" (a metaphor for the coalition government) be abolished.
- The abolition of agricultural diesel is part of the federal government's budget plans following the ruling by the Federal Constitutional Court, which requires the elimination of climate-damaging subsidies, including tax breaks for agricultural diesel.
- Hubert Aiwanger's stance on the issue was featured in the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper, where he stated that Bavaria, as an agriculturally rich region like Bavaria (with its hub of agriculture in Augsburg), particularly relies on the use of agricultural diesel for farming purposes.
Source: www.stern.de
