Merz Called on the Sympathizers of the AHG to Leave the Ranks of the HDZ
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The Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Friedrich Merz, stated that there was a deep political divide in the State and called on the members of the Christian Democratic Union who were sympathetic to the Alternative for Germany party to leave the union. The Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Friedrich Merz, declared a deep political divide in the country and demanded that the members of the Christian Democratic Union (CDD) …
At the Young Union's Day in Germany, Chancellor Merz demarcated himself from the AfD and the Left Party. He called the pension reform "overdue" - and promised rapid implementation.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned members of the Christian Democratic Union (CDF) that support for candidates from the Alternatives for Germany (ADG) in public appointments was incompatible with party membership, as stated by the politician at the annual conference of the youth organization of CDU/CSS in Bonn.
The German Chancellor and CDU head Friedrich Merz has sharply separated himself from the AfD and the Left Party. With a view to the state of Saxony-Anhalt, the chancellor threatened on Saturday at the German Youth Union Day in Bonn with a party exclusion in a cooperation with the AfD. "Whoever is of our opinion to vote such people in state offices has nothing to do with the CDU of Germany, but also nothing to do with it," said Merz.
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