Chrupalla criticizes Habeck's 'Germany Fund': Who really benefits?

Chrupalla criticizes Habeck's 'Germany Fund': Who really benefits?

In Berlin it is bubbling. Minister of Economics Robert Habeck has big plans: A new "Germany Fund" is supposed to be used to get companies and infrastructure on course. But what should appear as a clever move is sharpened by the AfD.

The Federal President of the AfD, Tino Chrupalla, has already exposed the proposed fund as a "label swindle". He is shocked by Habeck's approach, which apparently aims to cover up the losses from his own climate fund. Chrupalla says: "As soon as the reserves from Habeck's climate fund disappear, he wants to lace the next package out of tax money."

sharp criticism of Habeck's measures

The focus is on the crisis management of the Green Minister. Chrupalla denounces that the hard -earned money of the citizens does not create prosperity, but rather redistribution. "In the end, the money ends up in the pockets of the energy transition professionals," he warns. His solution? It demands favorable energy through free trade and regulations that focus on the interests of the population instead of giving in to those of the green lobby.

Especially the traffic sector, which suffers greatly from strict climate specifications, is mentioned as a prime example of the failed policy. “The name 'Germany Fund' is a label of labels,” thunders Chrupalla and leaves waves in the political landscape.

The dispute over the "Germany Fund" is the order of the day, and the question is in the room: Is this the key to economic recovery or just a strong PR trick in the middle of a political crisis? The further developments are being pursued with tension.