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"It's Enough for Good": SPD Secretary General Attacks Rich People for Fuel Prices

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The tensions in the Middle East drive fuel prices to a new all-time high. How does the coalition react? SPD Secretary General Klüssendorf now increases the pressure on the Merz government with sharp words.

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SPD politicians have been pushing for relief for weeks because of the high fuel prices. The Union now seems to give way. While Merz does not want to determine what exactly should happen, his Minister of Economic Affairs brings rich direct payments to low earners into play.

·Berlin, Germany
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SPD General Secretary Klüssendorf has demanded immediate action from Minister Reiche for high fuel prices, including a fuel price cap.

·Germany
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SPD Secretary General Tim Klüssendorf demands a price cap and a tax on crisis profits after the record at fuel prices. He accuses Minister of Economic Affairs Katherina Reiche of inaction.

·Berlin, Germany
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The tensions in the Middle East drive fuel prices to a new all-time high. How does the coalition react? SPD Secretary General Klüssendorf now increases the pressure on the Merz government with sharp words.

·Berlin, Germany
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The price shock at the pumps reaches a new dimension, as the fuel price in Germany has reached a new all-time high in the wake of the sharpening in the Middle East and the two-euro mark is clearly behind it. The price explosion leads to an open political exchange of hits: SPD Secretary General Tim Klüssendorf accuses economic minister Katherina Reiche (CDU) of inactivity and calls for rapid emergency measures for consumers. Drivers at the pumps …

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berliner-sonntagsblatt.de broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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