Electricity Tax, Pension with 63, Social Reforms – Leaders of the Union Lose Patience with Merz
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The chairmen of the CDU and CSU political groups want to reduce the electricity tax to the European minimum, lower social contributions and serious reforms. That is what they demand after a meeting with the Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Their words show that they are increasingly dissatisfied with the Federal Government.
After a meeting with the Federal Chancellor, the Union Group chairmen of the countries demand clear discharges. The electricity tax and social systems are particularly in the focus.
More favourable electricity for all, less social security contributions and profound reforms: After a meeting with Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the CDU/CSU group chairmen increase the pressure. They demand concrete decisions – and have a clear list of demands.
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The leaders of the CDU and CSU parliamentary groups have met with the Chancellor, and they have formulated a long list of expectations.
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