Markus Söder with Tough Olympic Announcement

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The first at the presentation, the most meticulous in the evaluation, the pioneer in the citizens' vote: Munich is forging ahead with its Olympic ambitions and wants to outpace its national competitors.

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Will the Olympic Games once again come to Munich? Prime Minister Markus Söder has a clear view of the upcoming referendum.

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Here you will find information on the topic "German application". Read now "Söder: Olympic vote decisively beyond Munich".

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In Bavaria's state capital, there is a citizens' decision about an Olympic candidate. The Prime Minister explains why he thinks this is important for all of Germany.

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A track and field facility symbolizes Munich's Olympic sports infrastructure (Symbolic image - AI-generated) Upday Stock Images Munich is facing a crucial moment: On October 26, 1.1 million citizens will vote in a referendum on whether to bid for the 2036, 2040, or 2044 Olympic Games. Bavaria's Minister-President Markus Söder (CSU) sees this as more than just a local decision. "If it doesn't work here, it probably won't work anywhere else either…