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Linnemann Rejects "Care Cover" Demanded by SPD

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The SPD threatens to block the planned care reform - and calls for changes. However, from the point of view of Health Minister Linnemann, these offer no solutions. Despite the dispute in the coalition, he considers an agreement to be possible.

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The Federal Government is arguing about care reform, SPD calls for changes to plans of the Health Minister. AfD loses in Lower Saxony.

·Munich, Germany
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In the renewed debate on the planned care reform, Union faction vize Albert Stegemann (CDU) accuses coalition partner SPD not to contribute to solving problems.

·Berlin, Germany
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Health Minister Carsten Linnemann defends his plans in a dispute with the SPD over the reform of nursing care. No one wants cuts, said the CDU politician. He rejected a proposal from the Social Democrats.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The SPD does not want to go along with the care reform of the CDU-led department. Instead of the planned cuts, leading social democrats demand a cost cap. However, Health Minister Linnemann does not want to get this on the way.

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Frankfurter Rundschau: Frankfurt (ots) - This coalition does not run without Ruckeln: When CDU, CSU and SPD agree in principle on a reform plan, it doesn't take long for one of the three partners to set up the respective package. So now the ...

·Hamburg, Germany
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The SPD threatens to block the planned care reform - and calls for changes. However, from the point of view of Health Minister Linnemann, these offer no solutions. Despite the dispute in the coalition, he considers an agreement to be possible.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Augsburger Allgemeine broke the news in Augsburg, Germany on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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