"Scandal" What Happens in Berlin: Söder Calls State Financial Compensation "Disease" and Threatens Termination
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In a possible red-green-red coalition in Berlin, Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) wants to cut the capital's central bank.
In Berlin, the SPD and the Greens want to explore with the Left Party. Bayern's Prime Minister speaks of a scandal – and announces consequences.
Markus Söder finds the country financial compensation "unfair" and threatens once again to turn the money tap on Berlin. The reason for this is the exploratory talks between the SPD, the Greens and the Left. Bavaria does not want to finance "socialist experiments".
Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) has threatened to reorganise the country's financial compensation. "The entire country financial compensation is crap, the entire country financial compensation is unfair," said Söder to RTL and ntv. Bavaria will "as soon as possible terminate the country financial compensation", he said. This will be "2029, 2030". "In the end, it can't be that Bavarian money pays for extreme politics," Söder said with…
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Markus Söder has threatened financial consequences in the event of a possible left-wing government in Berlin. However, Bayern-SPD sees a need for rapid clarification in another case.
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