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According to the election program, the Union wants to significantly reduce citizens' tax burden

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Less income tax, changes to the top tax rate - the CDU and CSU plan to ease the burden on citizens after an election victory. This is evident from the preliminary election manifesto. In it they also announce a tough asylum policy.

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In the draft of its election manifesto, the Union remains vague in many areas, especially with regard to financing. It is to be adopted on Tuesday. more...

·Berlin, Germany
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The Union wants to contest the federal election campaign with the promise of comprehensive tax relief. This is evident from the 79-page draft of the election manifesto entitled "Policy change for Germany", which has been made available to several media outlets.

·Germany
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Center

The CDU and CSU have drawn up a draft for their election program. This includes a stricter migration policy, tax cuts and an active pension for senior citizens who want to work.

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Germany's conservative CDU/CSU wants to significantly tighten migration policy, cut a number of taxes and introduce compulsory military service, according to the DPA agency. This is the party that was in power when Germany, through then-Chancellor Angela Merkel, made it clear that the country could handle the influx of migration.

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In the draft of their election manifesto, the CDU and CSU advocate tax cuts and a change in migration policy. The parties provide little concrete information on how to finance their plans.

·Munich, Germany
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stern.de broke the news in Germany on Friday, December 13, 2024.
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