BSW Crisis Escalates: Wagenknecht Admits Mistakes – While MPs Leave the Party
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In Thuringia, 13 out of 15 BSW members of parliament have quit the party. "The goal is to harm us. But now there is also the possibility of a new beginning," says Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW).
In two state coalitions, the BSW has made it. However, after Brandenburg, the name giver Wagenknecht also worries about the end of government participation and prominent exits in Thuringia. The highly talented ex-communist stands again in front of a heap of pieces - hopefully for the last time.
The BSW loses three deputies in Thuringia. Party founder Sahra Wagenknecht values the action as an attempt to harm the alliance before upcoming state elections.
Sahra Wagenknecht and party colleague Katja Wolf argue about the course of the BSW in Thuringia. The conflict burdens the blackberry coalition from CDU, SPD and BSW and could further weaken the party. On Sunday a new eclat threatens.
In view of the constant attacks of the party founder, Höcke and his extreme right-wing AfD benefit from the fact that some deputies leave the Thuringian state association.
Wagenknecht attacks his own party, deputies run away – and in three state elections the BSW is threatened.
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