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"Budget Shouts and Extremists: Boris Rhein Rages with Markus Söder on Berlin Election Results

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Boris Rhein doesn't like the election result in Berlin at all. Together with Bayern's Markus Söder, Hessen's prime minister wants to turn the country's financial compensation upside down.

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Boris Rhein doesn't like the election result in Berlin at all. Together with Bayern's Markus Söder, Hessen's prime minister wants to turn the country's financial compensation upside down.

·Kassel, Germany
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"It can't be that extremist politics, anti-democratic politics, is still rewarded," Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder made a clear statement. "And above all anti-Semitic," he added. In a left-wing government, he wanted to withdraw Berlin's money.

·Vienna, Austria
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After the Berlin election, Boris Rhein and Markus Söder call for a review of the country's financial compensation, the left should put the government in place.

·Berlin, Germany
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How does the Union react to the outcome of the election in Berlin? Hessen's Prime Minister Rhein supports Söder's push for a government takeover of the left.The Hessian Prime Minister Boris Rhein has supported the demand of Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) to re-regulate the country's financial compensation in the event of a possible government takeover of the left in Berlin. "Markus Söder is right: no tax money for anti-Semitic and l…

·Hamburg, Germany
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Markus Söder threatens Berlin with financial consequences in a left-wing government: "It cannot be that we pay money for having an anti-Semitic leadership in which there are clan criminals at parties.

·Berlin, Germany
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After the victory of the Left Party in Berlin, Markus Söder questions the new capital treaty. »Extremist« and »anti-Semitic« politics should not be rewarded.

·Germany
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onetz.de broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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