Progress in the new round of US bailout negotiations: the Senate wants to vote on the Republican proposal

　　China News Service, October 14 According to "Central News Agency", US Republican Senate Majority Leader McConnell said on the 13th that the Senate will vote on the Republican Party's new crown bailout proposal next week.

However, the Democratic Party expressed opposition to the proposal because of its own proposals.

Data map: On October 4, local time, children in San Mateo, Northern California, USA were playing in a playground.

Photo by China News Agency reporter Liu Guanguan

　　According to reports, according to reports, McConnell said in Kentucky on the 13th that the proposal will be "highly targeted" and will authorize approximately US$500 billion.

He pointed out that the bill will include funds for schools and hospitals, as well as protection measures from lawsuits related to the new crown virus.

　　On the same day, President Trump once again urged members of Congress to "make the bailout (scale) bigger."

Last week, Trump announced the cancellation of bailout negotiations, and also stated that there will be no new round of bailout bills before the election, causing controversy.

But a few days later, Trump changed his mind and restarted negotiations on a new round of bailout bills.

　　Recently, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Pelosi, rejected the $1.8 trillion rescue plan proposed by the White House, even if the figure was close to her proposed $2.2 trillion.

However, foreign media pointed out that because the Democratic Party members seem to be willing to compromise, foreign media analysis said that the pressure Pelosi is facing is increasing day by day.

　　The negotiations for a new round of economic stimulus package have been going on for several months, and the two parties have big differences on the total amount of aid. The House of Representatives controlled by Democrats and the Senate with a majority of Republicans are still arguing.

　　Since the outbreak of the new crown epidemic, the U.S. Congress has passed four rounds of economic stimulus plans and allocated nearly 3 trillion U.S. dollars, but many aids including unemployment insurance have expired in early August.

The US media quoted analysis as saying that if the two parties fail to reach an agreement on a new round of economic stimulus plan in the near future, it may cause the US economy to decline again in the fourth quarter.