The US Congress finally approved last night, Friday night, the extensive infrastructure investment plan, as requested by President Joe Biden, who has no choice but to sign this text to allow it to enter into force.

The passage of this $ 1.2 trillion plan by the House of Representatives, after the Senate voted in favor in August, is half a victory for the US president, who failed to get a vote on the other giant plan yesterday, his plan for investments in the fields of social welfare and ecology.

Democrats needed more than 215 votes to pass the bill, which aims to modernize the road network, bridges and high-speed Internet and is considered one of the most ambitious in modern American history. They received 228 votes!

Joe Biden, who has an urgent need to step up his presidency, hoped yesterday, Friday morning, that two major pieces of legislation could be passed in the House of Representatives: this investment plan and an extensive program to re-establish the system. social protection and the fight against climate change at a cost of $ 1,750 trillion. Do you imagine this number?

But Democratic leaders were forced to abstain from voting on the latest bill, as the party's central wing demanded clarification on its cost figures. The moderate and progressive wings of the party finally agreed to hold a procedural vote aimed at boosting the parliamentary process.

Joe Biden, who is facing a decline in popularity a year before the midterm parliamentary elections, said his extended social agenda would be put to a vote in parliament by the week of November 15th before it can be considered.

US President Joe Biden today welcomed the approval of his giant infrastructure investment plan, a "colossal development" achieved after months of painstaking negotiations.

He assured that he would "soon" sign this $ 1.2 trillion bill, which received the final "yes" of the US Congress last night, with the support of the vast majority of Democrats, but also of some Republicans.

Maybe Biden starts differentiate from the so called insiders after all?