Berlin-Neukölln receives 19.2 million euros from the special fund and invests the largest amount in parking meters.
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Berlin-Neukölln will receive 19.2 million euros from a special fund to resolve the investment backlog in Germany.
The first stop on this journey on the trail of the special fund is Berlin. More precisely: the Neukölln district.
He will receive 19.2 million euros from the special fund, which is intended to resolve Germany's investment backlog and move the country forward. And what does Neukölln do with it? It buys parking meters.
3.3 million euros are earmarked for this. This is by far the largest item on a list of measures that the district wants to finance with special funds.
Parking meters, really? Have the Union, SPD and Greens changed the Basic Law and created a 500 billion euro exception to the debt brake? Because otherwise you wouldn't have been able to afford to buy parking meters?

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