Prominent SPD MPs Reject Proposed Berlin Coalition with Die Linke
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Prominent SPD MPs reject proposed Berlin coalition with Die Linke
A group of 20 SPD MPs, including Nancy Faeser, has publicly rejected a coalition with Die Linke in Berlin, citing concerns over anti-Semitism and political reliability. They urge for stronger security measures. Source
After the election victory of the Left Party in Berlin, resistance to a possible coalition with SPD and Greens is growing.
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In a joint declaration, a group of 20 SPD members voted against coalition talks with the Left Party in Berlin. The signatories, to whom Nancy Faeser belongs, see the "compass of values" of the Social Democrats in danger.
Leftists, SPDs and Greens want to officially negotiate a coalition in the capital, but nothing has yet been decided. These are the biggest hurdles.
Leftists, Greens and SPDs are planning coalition negotiations in Berlin. However, parts of the SPD parliamentary group are now strongly warning about this.
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