Lauterbach Advises SPD to Withdraw From Red-Green-Red Talks
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Former Governing Mayors of Berlin have commented on statements by Elif Eralp, the left-leaning candidate, on whom the "Spiegel" had reported.
According to the report of "Spiegel" on Elif Eralp's fear of Hamas supporters, Franziska Giffey (SPD) has raised concerns for a red-green-red coalition in Berlin. It is not ready for possible coalition negotiations.
On Tuesday, the SPD and the Greens were stunned by Eralps of the "Spiegel" public statements. But the coalition talks hardly question anyone.
The "Spiegel" research on the fear of Berlin's left-wing top candidate Elif Eralp against terrorist sympathizers continues to cause a stir. Former Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (SPD) no longer considers Eralp to be viable as a possible governing mayor of Berlin: "I advise my party to refrain from this alliance in Berlin with the left-wing party," said Lauterbach to the "Spiegel". He would not blame anyone who seeks a political office i…
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