Merz Vetoes the Great Promise of Die Linke: "In Germany There Will Be No Expropriations of Houses"
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The chancellor's refusal to socialize 220,000 homes opens a crisis in Berlin as the federal government is already preparing a state law to ban the measure Read
In the fight against the housing crisis in the capital, the left, as the electoral winner, also wants to address socializations. The chancellor has a clear message about this - by federal law. After the election victory of the left in Berlin, Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed the legal plans for a ban on the expropriation of housing companies. "It's not even about banning anything here in Berlin," said the CDU chief after committee meetings of…
Merz hopes for a "clear message" to international investors: The Federal Chancellor wants to push forward a federal law prohibiting the expropriation of housing companies.
After the victory of the left in Berlin, Friedrich Merz has a clear message: "There are no expropriations of private property in Germany."
Following the election victory of the Left in Berlin, Federal Chancellor Merz announced the rapid adoption of a federal law against the expropriation of housing. "The main aim was to send a clear message to international investors."
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