Draft budget of the federal government Cabinet approves of high New debt

Status: 23.06.2021 12:18 p.m.

The federal government will also take on massive debts in the coming year. The cabinet approved the draft budget, which provides for new borrowing of almost 100 billion euros for 2022. The debt brake will be suspended again for this. The federal cabinet has approved the government draft for the federal budget for 2022. Once again, the approved budget is shaped by the consequences of the Corona crisis. According to the draft, the federal government wants to incur more new debts in the coming year than previously planned. A net borrowing of 99.7 billion euros is planned, as can be seen from a cabinet proposal. The high level of new borrowing is justified with additional spending as a result of the corona pandemic, for example for corporate aid and to stabilize social contributions.

Debts grow to 470 billion euros

In the benchmarks presented in March, the Ministry of Finance had expected a net borrowing of 81.5 billion euros for 2022. Tax revenues remain below pre-crisis levels. This would mean that the mountain of debt accumulated by the corona pandemic between 2020 and 2022 would grow to around 470 billion euros. However, there are now plans to increase spending on climate protection and health, for example. The federal government had already taken on billions in new debts in 2020 and 2021. The budget plans are, so to speak, subject to change, because the new Bundestag elected in autumn has to pass the budget. There could therefore still be significant changes.

Debt brake suspended again

According to the draft, the debt brake anchored in the Basic Law will also be suspended in the coming year against the background of the Corona crisis. It stipulates that the federal government may only take out new loans to a very small extent – a maximum of 0.35 percent of economic output. According to the draft, the federal government no longer wants to make use of the exemption from 2023. In the afternoon, Federal Finance Minister Olaf Scholz wants to present his budget plan

When they love each other, even though they live in two places, they always have fun conversations about what they want to do in the future. Especially both love nature, want to do something on the countryside land. The couple came together from a love of gardening. “I started to get inspired about gardening, growing plants, producing food after going to the farmers market in the city every week,” Lauren shared. She then learned about the benefits of growing her own plants, cooking broths from fresh produce, and baking. After marrying Tyler, the two together continued to study nutrition and transmit useful gardening information to many people. Returning to the town is not as vibrant as in the city, the couple feels like they are enjoying the life that is exactly what they both wanted for a long time. Tyler shared that the two chose to live on the east coast of Australia, with more than 4 hectares of land for farming. In addition to planting trees, the couple is also interested in improving the natural ecosystem, avoiding harm or killing beneficial insects. One of the natural ways to prevent plant pests is to keep ducks and chickens around the garden. In addition, they also raise a few sheep. The couple said: “We live in the tropics so high temperatures, strong winds, drought, some other natural disasters are challenges with gardening. But we believe that whatever you plant, If you put your heart and effort into nurturing them, they will pay off, so happy to see them grow day by day.” Lauren and Tyler not only grow crops to provide food for their families, but also store seeds to share with many people, inspiring those who love to create clean food for their families with their own hands and aim for a better life. sustainable living. “We’re not inheriting land from our ancestors, we’re borrowing land from future generations,” says Lauren. “This reminds us not to focus entirely on immediate needs, but instead take responsibility. responsibility, a sense of how current actions will affect the world our children live in. I hope everyone has positive thoughts and intentional actions to live a life of purpose and connection with together”. Hoang Dung ( translation summary)

Located at the foot of the Day River dike, the house (Yen Nghia, Ha Dong, Hanoi) opens a 40-degree view to the main road on the dike with three elevations of the road downgrading to the building foundation, the location of the land is quite good. especially the west-facing facade looking up to the dyke. Designed for two young households, three generations and eight people living. The family has a family style that follows the culture of the Northern Delta, loves open spaces, trees, and wind. The house is built on an area of ​​234m2, divided functional space into 4 main blocks and 4 floors. The building interwoven with solid blocks to create voids surrounded by ventilated materials to create a connection, bringing sunlight and wind into the building. Architects pushed the entire main functional space to the 2nd and 3rd floors, freeing the entire first floor as common spaces, garages, gardens. To ensure privacy as well as avoid dust, the house is designed with a high fence like a building’s base block, using raw red brick materials and building techniques to ventilate and light. On the second floor is a common space such as living room, kitchen, and toilet with a private, quiet space for the closed bedroom of your grandparents. Linking the 2nd and 3rd floors is a modern, dynamic wooden-faced steel staircase with corridors running through each function room of the 3rd floor. The whole 3rd floor is a completely separate and private functional space of the eldest brother’s family with 2 small children. The 4th floor is arranged with other function rooms such as worship room, laundry and drying technology. The terrace is an ideal space for the whole family to gather together, drink tea, talk. Source: Hoang Le Video: House 25m2- the opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

On a small hospital bed, young Pham Tran Le Trieu (born in 2008) is sleeping, despite the hot, sweating weather. And Pham Tran Le Tran (born in 2007), Trieu’s sister cannot sleep, sitting next to her frowning face. With a whisper, Le Tran confided: “ I have not slept well for a long time. The disease caused my child to suffer hand pain and leg pain that could not stand it. Many nights I could not sleep, and I sat holding my hands and feet. Because of that, my mother could not sleep “. Around August 2018, after long, tiring days, Le Tran was diagnosed with end stage chronic kidney failure. I had to quit school halfway to go to Children’s Hospital 2 in Ho Chi Minh City for treatment. During these 3 years, the child was treated according to the method of peritoneal dialysis (peritoneal dialysis). Recently, however, doctors discovered that conventional membranes for children are no longer effective, so they begin to combine more with hemodialysis methods. “ The doctor said that the best method and if the child can recover from the disease, only kidney transplant, but not to mention the donation, the cost for a kidney transplant is up to 600-700 million VND, my husband and I can not handle it. “Tran Hoang Bich Cam choked. In the first two years, after each visit to the hospital for re-examination, medication and infusion, Le Tran will be able to go home. But from March 2020 up to now, the health is too weak, so the child has to be hospitalized continuously for the doctor to monitor. Last Tet, Mrs. Jin’s mother and daughter had to welcome the New Year in the hospital. Because her husband did not have money, he could not visit. Two sisters Le Tran – Le Trieu both suffer from chronic kidney failure, are being monitored and treated at Children’s Hospital 2. Suffering from her daughter being abused by illnesses, Mrs. Jin felt more grief for her young son. Just now, the doctor encouraged her to prepare herself, and her son is about to transition to stage 4 chronic kidney failure. Then there will be a stage where you have to choose between peritoneal dialysis, hemodialysis or a kidney transplant. treatment. However, her family has nowhere else to rely on. Cam’s family is from the seaside of Binh Dinh province. Fishing did not bring much income so they decided to move to Phu Yen to build a life. Far from brothers, relatives, there is only one grade-four house and acacia-planted land. Pham Quang Nhat, her husband Cam used to have meningitis and stomach cancer. Due to his weak health, he could not “plow” to make money. Every day, in addition to taking care of the acacia garden, he also takes the opportunity to work as hired labor, but not much. Mrs. Cam is alone in charge of taking care of the child. In order to have money for the treatment of two sisters Le Tran, she and her husband had to quickly sell their 4-year-old acacia garden for 100 million VND. The money quickly dissipated, they planned to sell the house to save their children, but the two sisters Tran disagreed. “ The two children told us that this disease cannot be cured, if the house is sold then where the parents are. Then, when the children no longer have any more, then get somewhere to worship. I heard that my heart ached. Why is my family’s destiny so floating! “, Mrs. Jin sobbed. Not to sell the house, you only have a mortgage to borrow 100 million dong from the bank. In addition, they also borrowed about 50 million from relatives and relatives. But during the past 3 years, all are over. Cam’s eyes were red after crying silently because she loved her child. “ I am nearly 40 years old to give birth to 2 children. Thought God was merciful, who would have expected you to be so miserable. Now I do not know how to manage 7-8 million VND per month to treat my children anymore. May all the philanthropists take care of the family situation in need, save my children! “, Mrs. Jin pleaded. Khanh Hoa Any help please send to:

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