Germany's lower house will on Thursday vote to suspend constitutional limits on new borrowing for another year and approve a supplementary budget to fund investments needed to transition the economy toward carbon neutrality.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz's Social Democrats , the Greens and the pro-business Free Democrats have a comfortable majority in the Bundestag to pass the debt-financed supplementary budget of 60 billion euros .
The conservatives say the funds were earmarked to support the economy during the coronavirus pandemic and should not be spent on other projects.
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