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What Union and SPD Are Wrestling with in Nursing Reform

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The reform of nursing care has a financing problem, in which Union and SPD agree. However, the coalition partners are far apart on the question of solutions. Is the breakthrough successful until the cabinet meeting on Wednesday? From I. Karras.

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The reform of nursing care has a financing problem, in which Union and SPD agree. However, the coalition partners are far apart on the question of solutions. Is the breakthrough successful until the cabinet meeting on Wednesday? From I. Karras.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Union and SPD argue about the planned care reform. Health Minister Linnemann remains in his line – and expects a deal from Finance Minister Klingbeil.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Minister of Health and the SPD seem far from reaching agreement in the dispute over care. Can Carsten Linnemann keep his ambitious schedule?

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In the dispute over the planned care reform, Federal Health Minister Carsten Linnemann (CDU) calls on his cabinet colleague Lars Klingbeil (SPD) responsible for finance to make a deal.

·Berlin, Germany
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Union and SPD struggle for ownership, financing and the handling of private care insurance. A cabinet decision on Wednesday is at risk.

·Berlin, Germany
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The week does not start well for Union and SPD. Today, the coalition seems to be facing crisis talks on the planned care reform. The SPD makes it clear: "The SPD parliamentary party does not take part in a pure austerity package." But also in the Union there is resentment.

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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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