Signa Holding founder René Benko, photographed as part of the Ibiza investigation committee in the parliamentary alternative quarters in the Hofburg in Vienna.
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The Signa creditors determine the future of René Benko’s empire, the CDU wants to reform citizens’ money and Tesla employees elect the works council. The FAZ newsletter.
Dthe most important thing on Monday:
1. CDU wants to “promote and demand” instead of citizens’ money
2. The Taurus debate continues
3. EU wants to decide on sanctions against Israeli settlers
4. Tesla employees elect the works council
5. Signa creditors decide on the restructuring plan
6. The organ donor card becomes digital
7. This will be important this week
Job center in Frankfurt: The CDU wants to punish those who refuse to work more harshly.
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Image: Lucas Bäuml
1. CDU wants to “promote and demand” instead of citizens’ money
Today the federal executive board of the CDU is discussing a new concept for basic security. The SPD sees a need for reform elsewhere.
Basic income? Even the term doesn’t suit the CDU. “Citizens’ money” evokes associations with an unconditional basic income. In a four-page position paper available to the FAZ, there is instead talk of “new basic security”. Today the federal executive board of the CDU is discussing the concept.
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