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Left Criticises Composition of Pension Commission

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The Bundestag Group is tabling its own motions against the Federal Government's austerity plans. Left-wing leader Heidi Reichinnek calls growing old-age poverty "a real shame."
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The party leader of the Left Party in the Bundestag, Heidi Reichinnek, is strongly critical of the government's pension commission. It consists of politicians and professors "who largely remain unaffected by their own recommendations and leave those affected out," said Reichinnek in conversation with the "Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung" (noz). {/mprestriction} In addition, she condemned the federal government's pension plans as "fatal mistakes" and de…

The Bundestag faction of Die Linke needs information about the announced abolition of the so-called pension with 63. The members of parliament criticize a distorted debate and ask the Federal Government for details. How long to the pension? The retirement commission wants to abolish the so-called pension with 63.© CC0 Public Domain The abolition of the so-called pension recommended by the retirement commission [...]

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The Bundestag Group is tabling its own motions against the Federal Government's austerity plans. Left-wing leader Heidi Reichinnek calls growing old-age poverty "a real shame."

·Osnabrück, Germany
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noz.de broke the news in Osnabrück, Germany on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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