Debt brake - Parliament debates the consequences of the budget crisis
In its last session of the year, the Hamburg Parliament will once again address the debt brake and the consequences of the federal budget crisis for the Hanseatic city. Under the title "Bitter Christmas present: Poor governance by the traffic light and red-green Senate - now the citizens are footing the bill!", the CDU parliamentary group has registered the topic for the topical hour on Wednesday (1.30 pm). The left-wing parliamentary group has titled its motion for debate "Fetish debt brake: traffic lights go easy on the rich, but prefer to cut our future".
The MPs will also be discussing the Middle East conflict and its impact on coexistence in Hamburg. To this end, they have a motion from the governing SPD and Green parties on a digital streetwork service to better identify and counteract the radicalization of young people. In a motion, the CDU is calling for better support for schools in the fight against anti-Semitism.
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- Despite the focus on the debt brake and the budget crisis, the CDU parliamentary group in Hamburg also intends to bring up the issue of anti-Semitism in schools, advocating for better support in the fight against it.
- The ongoing budget crisis at the federal level has led to the Hamburg Parliament debating the consequences for the Hanseatic city, with the CDU criticizing the traffic light and red-green Senate for poor governance.
- Amidst the debate about the debt brake, the left-wing parliamentary group in Hamburg has registered a motion titled "Fetish debt brake: traffic lights go easy on the rich, but prefer to cut our future," expressing concern over the government's fiscal policies.
Source: www.stern.de
