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Germany’s SPD approves government coalition deal

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Center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD) voted overwhelmingly Saturday to sign off on the coalition agreement to form a new government. An SPD party conference approved the deal with 98.8 percent in favor, keeping party leader Olaf Scholz on track to take over from Angela Merkel as chancellor. Both other coalition parties still have to approve the deal.

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Germany’s SPD approves government coalition deal

Germany’s center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD) voted overwhelmingly Saturday to sign off on the coalition agreement to form a new government with the Greens and the liberal Free Democrats (FDP).An SPD party conference approved the deal with 98.8 percent in favor, keeping party leader Olaf Scholz on track to take over from Angela Merkel as chancellor.“Let’s go to work now,” Scholz said.The SPD came first in September’s general election with …

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