In a speech at an assembly plant components for wind turbines in Ohio, Obama defended his economic recovery plan, which will cost U.S. $ 825,000 million (622,000 million euros) and which provides, inter alia, investment in alternative energy sources and new technologies.
The president-elect who takes office next Tuesday, said the U.S. should create "good jobs that offer good wages and not go abroad", that put the economy "at the top in the long term .
That starts, he said, with investment in "new sources of clean energy." In this sense, as an example "what is happening in countries like Spain, Germany and Japan." There
said, "are making real investments in renewable energy. Are reaching over us, ready to become leaders in these new sectors. "Obama concluded that Spain, Germany and Japan have been catching up" because their governments have targeted the hard work and ingenuity of its people with bold investments, investments which are returned for quality jobs with good salaries, jobs that are going to stop other countries. "
The U.S. House of Representatives has filed a bill of 825,000 million dollars that Obama has asked for deal with the recession in the next two years. The plan includes U.S. $ 275,000 million (207,300 million euros) in tax breaks, 25,000 million (18,850 million) less than requested by the future president, as well as 550,000 million (414,650 million) in investments in infrastructure, social programs and new technologies.
The legislation provides for the creation or preservation of three million jobs, more investment in energy sources and more funding for education and health programs, among other things.
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