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SPD Leader Does Not Rule Out Coalition with BSW at State Level
2024-08-18 19:55:07
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SPD Leader Does Not Rule Out Coalition with BSW at State Level

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SPD leader Esken does not rule out coalitions with BSW at the state level. State elections are coming up in Saxony, Thuringia and Brandenburg.

Esken defends the traffic light coalition with Chancellor Scholz and Finance Minister Lindner despite budget disputes and a 12 billion euro financing gap. Criticism of the federal government's handling of the deployment of US missiles.

Esken says Russian President Putin has 'trampled on' the European peace order. Securing peace is a major issue in the state election campaigns in eastern Germany.

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Left-wing party leaders announce their resignation

Janine Wissler and Martin Schirdewan, the chairpersons of the Left Party, are stepping down. This decision comes after election defeats and criticism of the party leadership from prominent politicians. Sahra Wagenknecht has founded the BSW alliance, which achieved notable success in the European elections. Schirdewan accuses the traffic light coalition government of failing in various areas. The Left Party faces further setbacks in upcoming state elections. Wissler describes her time as party chairwoman as exhausting. The party acknowledges its dangerous situation and aims to strategize for renewal and future success. The decision of the leaders not to run for office again opens up the possibility for a fresh start. The party is struggling to regain lost trust and needs to address the distribution of power within its own ranks. The upcoming state elections in Thuringia, Saxony, and Brandenburg are crucial, and the party fears more setbacks. The resignation of Wissler and Schirdewan paves the way for a new leadership and a potential turning point for the party.

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Green candidate Madeleine Henfling voices worries over the potential for the inexperienced BSW party to be outmaneuvered by the AfD. BSW founder Sahra Wagenknecht advocates against reflexive rejection of AfD proposals, while BSW candidate Katja Wolf remains open to the possibility of supporting AfD laws. SPD candidate Georg Maier highlights contradictions in BSW's stance and opposes coalitions involving the AfD. In Thuringia, the CDU leads in polls, with the SPD and Greens striving for re-entry into parliament, while the BSW party maintains a notable 19-21% support. The BSW party, with diverse candidates, has the potential to be a pivotal player in the upcoming state elections, yet its internal workings remain somewhat opaque.

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