Deputies: Why Red-Green-Red Won't Be a Self-Runner in Berlin
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30 Articles
The SPD and the Greens should well consider whether they want to help an anti-Semitic left party, which dreams of mass expropriation, to become mayor in Berlin. Because there is also another option.
Red-green-red has a majority in the Berlin House of Representatives. But there are hurdles for an alliance.
In Berlin, the comrades are heading towards an alliance with extremists, to whom they are always warning the Union.
After the election victory of the left, the Berlin Greens want to forge a red-green-red alliance – although their own federal leadership excludes a government "depending on anti-Semites from Neukölln". For the Greens, Berlin thus becomes a test between bourgeois habitus and radically leftist coalition desire.
Dirk Wiese (SPD) analyses "WELT – Voice in the morning" the consequences of the Landtag elections in Berlin, in which the SPD had to admit a clear defeat against the left.
Those who will rule Berlin have not yet been identified, but the central issue of rents is that the left, the Greens and the SPD are fairly united.
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