After Election Debacle: Berlin's SPD Leader Does Not Take up Again
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After the losses of the SPD in the Landtag elections in Berlin, the long-standing chairman of the political group Saleh gives up his office.
Raed Saleh has been head of political groups in Berlin for 15 years. Now he doesn't want to run again. But what does that mean for the capital SPD and for the upcoming exploratory talks?
After almost 15 years, Raed Saleh gives the chair of the Berlin SPD Group. He combines his retreat with a barely hidden account with top candidate Steffen Krach and his failed election campaign.
For many he is considered the most influential Berlin Social Democrats. Since 2011 Raed Saleh leads the SPD faction. Now he withdraws. Whoever follows him is still open.
This is announced by Left-Co Group leader Sören Pellmann in Berlin. Previously, a chat between Koçak and a member of the Remmo family had caused a stir.
The long-standing leader of the Berlin SPD speaks publicly about his retreat in the afternoon. The left also gets a lead.
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