The German Green Party, the Chancellor of the potential chancen, has threatened to invest hundreds of billions of euros in protection and infrastructure.
The Conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in the February Assembly elections emerged, expressed their desire to invest more in defense and security, especially by the “debt break” imposed by Germany. His proposal has long been to the economy of the country, and US President Donald Trump has felt unsafe for Europe with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s direct overtors.
The Proposed Constitutional changes were described as historical in the defense sector to facilitate the rigorous debt limit in the defense and install 500 billion euros ($ 2 542 billion) funds for infrastructure.
“We won’t let this happen and we will not allow Frederick Merz and Lars Clingbel (Social Democratic Party) to misuse the difficult situation in European security, Franciska Brentner, a co-leader of the Green Party.”
“This is a thing that does not serve our choice in the country or Europe.”
Former Vice Chancellor Angela Merkel in 1 in is limited to Germany’s constitutional “debt break”, a new debt -grown home product (GDP), which recognizes Berlin’s financial policy.
Merz Proposal That rule will exempt military expenses – there is no limit for “needed costs”.
These changes will also establish funds for infrastructure to spend more than 10 years, and reduce the cost rules for Germany’s federal states and local governments.
For any constitutional changes, such as facilitating a loan limit, Merz needs the support of greens to get a two-thirds majority in the current parliament.
Even though the potential alliance partner is in the discussion with the Social Democratic Party (SPD), he is trying to crowd these changes.
Because in the next parliament, which conducts the end of the month, the distance to Germany (AFD) and left-wing dye links will be one-third of the alternative spaces. That is why they will be able to block changes.
The AFD on Monday filed a legal legal move in the Constitutional Court, and the current Parliament challenged the efforts to consider the cost package.
Although the Greens were in favor of improving the rigorous constitutional expenses in Germany, but the changes proposed by Merz were not required, the green leader in Bundestag told reporters.
His partner in Merz and SPD was creating a “treasure chest” for financing his political priorities, including tax deduction, Drag said.
“We also need more investment for more investment should also be shown that this is really about investment in climate protection, this country has more investment in the economy.”
Felix Bansak, co-chairman of the party, said Greens will create a proposal on security and defense and the party is ready to discuss the security and defense capabilities in Germany.
However, he described the CDU and SPD trick to get the party’s support as “black”.
He said, “The goal is to reach the general solution,” he said, “Merz was under pressure to consult other parties in Bundestag or Parliament.
Reacting to the Green Party’s decision, SPD leader Lars Clingbil said that he expressed his concern about changing the constitution in the country and promised to continue the discussion to convince the greens.
He said, “From the conversations I had made with them last night, I was not surprised that we are not yet on the ordinary sect, but now it is a priority to come together and talk about confidential discussions.”
He said, “I think we all know about the importance and potential of this decision.”
The current finance minister of the country, Jorg Kuki, said that there are legal issues of greens.
“I hope that there will be more talks with the greens to convince them to support debt-brack reforms,” he told reporters in Brucells on Monday.
After the first discussion on the Merg’s proposal on Thursday, the constitutional repairs will be voted on by Bundestag members on March 7 March.
Merz’s CDU and SPD, are currently in the limelight for the establishment of the government, with the support of greens to reach the majority of two -thirds of the two -thirds of the Bundstags for constitutional repetition.
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