US EditionFamily Minister Prien Wants to Postpone Vote in the Bundestag on the Pension Package
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The Young Group of the Union Group is moving further across the government's pension plans – and sees no reason to change its position in the Federal Chancellor's assurances. It is strongly critical of Klingbeil, who had decidedly excluded amendments to the draft law.
Karin Prien wants to continue the debate "over the generations" on pension. The senior and youth minister pleads for a postponement of the Bundestag vote.
The Federal Government must continue to look for the discussion in the Bundestag "over the generations", demands the CDU family minister in the "Handelsblatt". At the weekend, the Young Union had called for the draft law on pensions to be amended because it would burden young contributors.
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In the dispute over the federal government's planned pension package, Federal Youth Minister Karin Prien (CDU) is advocating for a postponement of the vote in the Bundestag. "Regarding the specific question of the pension system: It is important that fair solutions for the broad majority are found in parliament," Prien told the Handelsblatt newspaper. Therefore, the federal government must continue to seek dialogue "across generations" in the Bu…
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