Germany will invest an additional 65 billion euros in a new round of measures aimed at easing the sting of inflation and high energy prices for consumers, the country’s governing coalition announced Sunday.
Scholz said he’s “very aware” many Germans are struggling to cope with the rising prices and that the government is prepared to help. “We take these concerns very, very seriously,” he said. The government will also develop a successor to its “9-euro ticket,” a nationwide ticket allowing unlimited travel on local and regional public transit. The 9-euro-per-month ticket was announced for three months at the beginning of June as part of a government program intended to help combat high inflation and fuel prices.
Scholz’s government has faced pressure in recent weeks to indicate how it planned to follow through on its promise to help consumers shoulder the costs of inflation and higher energy prices.
and dear leader is upping the carbon tax,
All they have is a plan...good luck with your virtue signaling
These politicians laughed when Trump told them what was going to happen. The poster childe for so called renewable energy has come to the reality that 'Energiewende' is a complete and utter failure. Time Trudeau comes to the same conclusion before it is too late.
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