Greens and SPD Vote for Coalition Talks with the Left: Franziska Giffey Calls for a New Vote of Members
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SPD and Grüne Berlin are in favour of coalition talks + confusion around SPD district board member Lichtenberg + Berliner Kaufleute appalled by the exploratory result + All developments in the live blog.
S & Ds and Greens pave the way for coalition negotiations with the left. Party bodies vote for the alliance.
On Monday evening, the Berlin Greens met to vote on coalition negotiations for a red-green-red coalition. It quickly became clear: The Greens desperately want a coalition with the Left Party – in order to push through a ban on the AfD.
According to the SPD, the Greens in Berlin also advocated the opening of coalition negotiations with the left. At a small party congress, 43 of the 45 delegates voted in favour and two against.
Greens and SPDs give the green light for coalition negotiations. The anti-Semitism debate overlaid the discussions so far. In terms of content, the debate on the socialization of 160,000 apartments could also be a major stumbling block.
On Monday evening, a small party congress of the Greens, following successful explorations, voted for the opening of coalition negotiations with the Left and SPD in Berlin. The debate was heated.
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