Brombeer-Ende in Thüringen: Now the Left Wants to Force the CDU to Cooperate More Directly
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Sahra Wagenknecht has managed to disassemble her own faction in Erfurt. However, the disbanded BSW members showed a sense of responsibility.
How stable is the previous "Brombeer" coalition of CDU Prime Minister Voigt after the collapse of the BSW faction? In the left, on whose approval the alliance is dependent, it is a strong place.
The wobbly Voigt coalition in Thuringia is at the end – now the CDU Prime Minister is totally dependent on the left. She uses the situation and directly sets conditions for a clearer cooperation: she wants "fixed appointments" with the CDU.
The government crisis has been exacerbated by the collapse of the BSW. The Open Day in the Landtag took place under special conditions. Here there are all developments in the live blog
The Thuringian Brombeer Coalition from CDU, BSW and SPD was in front of the end: First of all, Prime Minister Mario Voigt's undisclosed doctorate was in the focus, now it is the BSW faction that has disintegrated.
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