Lars Klingbeil: Coalition-Zoff in Berlin - SPD Leader Represents Ultimatum
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SPD leader Lars Klingbeil doesn't want his party friends in Berlin to rule together with the left if they don't get to grips with their anti-Semitism problem. Do the coalition negotiations threaten to fail because of the demands of the vice chancellor?
The SPD in Berlin continues to argue about red-green-red. Steffen Krach sees no dissent about the federal SPD – and calls for the exclusion of left-wing politician Vanessa Emde.
At the SPD Economic Forum, Klingbeil spoke critically about the coalition talks in Berlin. At the federal level, the left wing of the SPD has now contradicted and defended the coalition talks with the left.
The chairman of the Berlin SPD, Steffen Krach, sees no dissent about anti-Semitism or possible coalitions with the Berlin left despite the announcement of his Federal Party leader Lars Klingbeil. Klingbeil had warned the day before of a government with anti-Semitic leftists. "We agree. We do not want to work with anti-Semitic people and we will not work with anti-Semitic people either," said Krach to the television station "Welt". Klingbeil clea…
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