State under pressure: growing dissatisfaction and demands of the citizens!

In the recent meeting of the local council, Mayor Gabriele Flach appealed to the citizens to prepare for possible economic challenges. Their concerns were to prepare the population that the belt may have to be "a little closer". The mayor pointed out that the persistent global crises and the associated increased costs also present the local administration of new challenges.

"We have to keep an eye on the expenses and, if necessary, set priorities," emphasized Flach. This is not possible without certain incisions. The mayor made it clear that it was not only about savings, but also a responsible housekeeping. The goal is to remain capable of acting even in difficult times and maintain community work.

background to the current situation

The economic pressure on communities is a topic that is not only discussed locally. In a broader perspective, despite the pandemic, a positive international balance is determined in Germany. Unemployment is low, the economy runs stable and the social system works well, as Kommunal.de reported. Nevertheless, there is increasing dissatisfaction among the population, which is expressed in demonstrations that reflect a scary distrust of the state and its institutions.

political decisions are often criticized: they are considered inadequate and bureaucratic. In addition, the reputation of the professional politician decreases, while the demands for more achievements in various areas, such as education or health, are still loud. In order to counter the challenges of demographic change, a rethink is necessary to create a future -proof policy.