La Germania ha concordato il principale pacchetto finanziario, 500 miliardi di euro per infrastrutture e altro ancora per la difesa

    https://www.dw.com/en/germanys-cdu-spd-agree-on-major-financial-package/a-71828023

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    1. Overburdened on

      Hildegard schmeiss den Gelddrucker an, ab jetzt wird zurückgefickt!

    2. Schnix54 on

      This includes the effective exclusion for defense from the debt break (not mentioning the 400 billion immediately), which is something I never thought I would see from this country. The 500 billion for infrastructure, as well as relaxing the debt rules for states and municipalities, is also something desperately needed. 1 Trillion is nonetheless a number that is difficult to wrap one’s head around.

      Edit: as u/Distinct_Risk_762 informed me they dropped the 400 billion extra defense spending and just exempted defense spending from the debt brake (which has the same effect tbf). Instead they are going with the more vague “whatever it takes” attitude.

    3. cl0udp1l0t on

      German here. Pretty big deal. We just had elections and they lost the 2/3 majority to change the constitution and release the debt break. Because of this they will get the money with the old parliament before the new one is in place to avoid deadlock for the years ahead. I did not vote for Merz but tbh. pretty proud rn that German politics still can act quickly if times demand it. To all who say Merz was against new debts and call him out now: Don’t be fucking butt hurt. Nobody could see what was coming. Let’s just be happy they act.

      Edit: On the comments that this still has to pass parliament: True but FDP and Greens already pretty much agreed to it in backroom negotiations. Source: Robin Alexander

    4. Great news. But Bundestag has to vote for it first which is not certain. So the title is misleading.

    5. onlyshuffle_norock on

      Correct title would be: Germany’s SPD, CDU agree on major financial package for infrastructure & defence, need to be approved by parliament.

    6. diamanthaende on

      The whole volume of almost €1 trillion is enormous, half of it for the Bundeswehr. This is in addition to the EU rearmament program, purely on the national level.

      Not a moment too soon and to be fair, only the CDU could have really initiated such a massive reform of the debt brake, as they introduced it in first place.

      That is some serious money, allowing the Bundeswehr to become a very serious military force again. Together with Germany’s partners who are also heavily investing, Europe will have nobody to fear in future.

      Strategic autonomy, here we come!

    7. Ok_Woodpecker17897 on

      This is what military Keynesianism looks like. Prepare for boom times in Europe.

    8. ScallionBackground52 on

      This time with Poland as your ally – you wont be stopped.

    9. Glad to see Germany rise to the occasion! Prost from your neighbours in the north 🍺

    10. ejoy-rs2 on

      Great news but what a surprise. Suddenly the debt break can be changed.

    11. bierbelly42 on

      What pissing me off most is that we could have had this two years ago. However the CXU blocked the attempt for simple political gain. Bastards.

    12. jokikinen on

      As an EU citizen this is reassuring news. As an EU citizen, I’m more or less beholden to competent leadership in Germany. We desperately need our largest country to take an active role.

    13. sloerewth on

      Does this mean that the debt taken on now will only be paid through government income (taxes etc) in the future? I’m sure this will boost the economy a fair bit, but if it doesn’t boost it enough, the future governments are essentially even more stifled?

    14. Always hoped that the next time Germans will march through Poland to fight russian hordes I will be able to at least cheer for them, or maybe even march with them, instead of being afraid for my life.

    15. Aggressive_Leg_2667 on

      Whats being hailed as the savior of democracy here is a de-elected government changing fundamental laws while supposedly only being “Geschäftsführend”. It´s literally against what Germans voted for according to the parliament to be formed. But yeah great news finally we can push inflation through the roof

    16. limitbreakse on

      Never thought I’d see the day that Germany got off its ass and invested some money.

    17. Merz the last 3 years: We cant make new dept
      Merz the second he won:

    18. SweetAlyssumm on

      Great Germany, and you could have done this 10 years ago instead of believing a fairy godmother would always be there to pay your defense bills.

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