Die Linke Won the Berlin Elections on Housing. It Also Announces the Dissolution of NATO and Support for Migration
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The far-left party Die Linke (The Left) won Berlin's state elections this weekend. It achieved historic success on a platform built around affordable housing and social services. On a national level, the party also aims to dissolve NATO and unconditionally defend refugees' right to asylum.
Die Linke telah berkempen dalam pilihan raya Dewan Perwakilan Berlin kali ini dengan mengetengahkan program untuk menjadikan Berlin sebuah bandar raya yang mampu didiami oleh rakyat biasa. Die Linke berkempen untuk menangani masalah sewa rumah yang melampau tinggi, menurunkan tambang pengangkutan awam dan mengatasi gangguan dalam pengurusan sisa.
Sunday's state elections in Berlin were won by Die Linke, which won about a quarter of the vote and pushed the CDU's current Chancellor Friedrich Merz into opposition. It was his second defeat in a single weekend, this time from the opposite side of the political spectrum. It was a significant turnaround for the German capital and another warning signal for the federal government.
For the first time, the left won the Berlin state elections, with strong proposals for expropriation in housing, cheap transport and public health. Die Linke doubled the number of votes in the last election. He will have to make alliances with other forces. Social democracy, sunk, begs. Die Linke was imposed on Sunday in [...] Entry For housing, transport and health, Berlin is painted red with Die Linke was first published in Pause.
From New York to Berlin, the candidates' youthful style, combined with their clear ideological points, gives them victories, especially among the youth.
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