Interview with Elif Eralp: "When the Left Comes to the Government, It Is Socialized"
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The Left Party has a good chance of winning the Berlin delegate's election. Elif Eralp's path to the Red Town Hall could still become stony.
In the recent poll on the Berlin election next Sunday, the left is ahead, a majority for left, SPD and green is realistic. In an interview with ntv.de, leftist candidate Elif Eralp makes it clear: she wants to become the governing mayor. This also applies to "most" in her party.
Electorating a woman of Turkish origin as mayor of Berlin would be the best response to the rise of the Alternative for Germany (AfD), says Elif Eralp, the leader of the Left party in Sunday's election in the German capital. Her party is on the left of the political spectrum in Germany, but Eralp denies that the Left is radical. She argues that some problems in German society simply need radical solutions.
Elif Eralp and her Left Party are in the lead in the recent poll on the election of deputies. The woman with Turkish roots could move into the Red City Hall in September as the Governing Mayor. What does that mean for Berlin and the whole Republic? In our current COMPACT-September edition 9/2026 with the title story "The decision" we provide all backgrounds to the upcoming elections. [...] The post Elif Eralp: This left wants to conquer Berlin f…
Berlin - Electing a woman of Turkish origin as Berlin mayor would be the best response to the rise of the Alternative for Germany (AfD). In an interview with a ČTK correspondent and other foreign journalists, the leader of the Left party for Sunday's elections in the German capital, Elif Eralpová, said this. Her party stands on the left edge of the political spectrum in Germany, but Eralpová denies that the Left is radical. She claims that some …
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