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"Plan for Germany": Greens Set on a Big Stage – and Want More

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With a proper portion of self-confidence, the Greens present their "Plan for Germany". Behind this is a clear goal: back to power.

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Frankfurter Rundschau [Newsroom]Frankfurt (ots) - The recognition of the two top greens that the power of our country comes from the municipalities, however, does not lack irony. The people in villages, small and medium-sized cities know this for a long time. At least ... Continue reading here...Original content of: Frankfurter Rundschau, transmitted by news aktuell

·Hamburg, Germany
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Two months before their federal party congress, the Greens present their "Plan for Germany" with a little pomp. It's about more than the economic friendliness that is expressed: The party wants to show itself ready for government - if it matters.

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The Greens want to ensure "new growth" with their "Plan for Germany". They demand new taxes for high assets and want stronger social protection.

·Berlin, Germany
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With a proper portion of self-confidence, the Greens present their "Plan for Germany". Behind this is a clear goal: back to power.

·Berlin, Germany
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With reform proposals, the Greens want to reshape their economic policies. The focus is on combining climate protection and economic success more closely.

·Germany
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Liberal economic policy, wealth tax, pension reform: The Greens are presenting a "plan for Germany". Can it do what? And will it soon become a reality?

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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