CSU Boss Söder Calls for "Firewall to the Left" at Junger Union
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On the final Sunday, CSU head Markus Söder will be speaking to the young politicians at the Junge Union's (JU) Germany Day.
Markus Söder gave a speech on the Junge Union's Day in Germany against the Left Party. Regarding her socialization plans in Berlin, he spoke of "Honecker 2.0" and demanded a wall of fire to the left from the SPD and the Greens.
The possible coalition in the Berlin House of Representatives is increasingly burdening the parties of the political centre in the federal government. Merz warns SPD and Greens of talks with the left. Söder emphasizes: When talking about firewalls, it needs one to the left.
Exploratory Remarks in Berlin: "If You Talk About Firewalls, You're Going to Have to Go to the Left.
SPD and Greens pave the way for the left to the Red Town Hall. However, the resistance grows shortly before the coalition negotiations. Even from their own parties come sharp warnings.
Bavaria's prime minister has opposed a red-green-red Berlin government in front of the Young Union. He called for Berlin to turn on the money tap. There are criticisms from others as well.
The fact that the Left, the Greens and the SPD agreed on coalition talks in Berlin leads to fierce criticism at the Young Union's "Germany Day": CSU boss Söder demands a clear demarcation to the left - under the cheer of the delegates.
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