US EditionCircles Complain About Financial Distress Against the Country - "Help Shout"
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The Rhineland-Palatinate Prime Minister Alexander Schweitzer announced this two weeks ago. Instead of thanking the municipalities Südwestpfalz and Cochem-Zell, the districts of Südwestpfalz and Cochem-Zell have today launched a lawsuit against the country. The signal: the districts are in acute financial distress. We are talking about this right now with the district day – before we take a look at the plaintiffs. At the foot of the Reichsburg Co…
MAINZ. Significantly higher costs for staff, day care, social and youth assistance, as well as for the transport of pupils, as well as the equipment and mechanism of the municipal financial compensation (KFA): The districts of Cochem-Zell and Südwestpfalz have announced to sue the country in view of their financial situation. The district parliament supports the lawsuits, as all county budgets are in a "dramatic sluggish situation", such as the …
The financial situation of the Rhineland-Palatinate districts is dramatic and threatens to become even worse, according to their top local association. This is a danger to democracy.
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