After the State Elections: Heads of Government Voigt and Rhein Warn Against Tax Increases
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The two CDU politicians reject the black-and-red plans to introduce a sugar tax, and this is not the only change in course that Thuringia's Prime Minister calls for the elections to fail.
The two CDU politicians reject the black-and-red plans to introduce a sugar tax, and this is not the only change in course that Thuringia's Prime Minister calls for the elections to fail.
Thüringen's Prime Minister Mario Voigt (CDU) opposes the tax increases planned by the Federal Government. "I don't consider tax increases in these times," said Voigt of the "Bild-Zeitung" (Friday edition) as before his Hessian counterpart Boris Rhein (CDU). Instead, a "general inventory of federal politics" is needed. After the historic defeat, the Union must show "that we have understood". He campaigns for a programmatic new beginning, the topi…
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