On Monday Laschet launched the Union’s 100-day ‘immediate programme’ or Sofortprogram promising swift action if he gains power, including some financial relief for large groups of voters. “Polls are polls, in the end it’s the voters who decide,” said Laschet. So it’s easy to see why Laschet has now released a plan to try and connect with the German public. “There are six packages on the important issues that we want to tackle immediately in the 100 days after the election.”The plan promises to “lead our country out of the crisis stronger than before”. For farmers, the package promises “no new burdens”The plan promises no tax rises for small and medium-sized businesses.

Source: The Local September 14, 2021 08:26 UTC