After Berlin Election - Banaszak Links Red-Green-Red to Clear Conditions: "It Does Not Go to Zero Tariff"
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After the election victory of the left in Berlin and the debate on anti-Semitism accusations against parts of the party, Green Co-President Banaszak urges a quick clarification of open questions. At the same time, he warns against focusing political attention solely on the Berlin coalition negotiations and losing sight of the AfD's recent successes.
With "My World – My Opinion", World Chief Reporter Anna Schneider is sceptical about a left coalition in Berlin. Nevertheless, she warns against excluding the left: "The democratic will has its justification.
The left wants to talk to Greens and SPD about a new government in Berlin. But the two potential partners have a demand before.
The Berlin left wants to explore with the SPD and the Greens, but the two recruits want to clarify important questions beforehand: How does the party think about top candidate Eralp with the topics of anti-Semitism and organized crime - two topics in which they see evidence of doubt?
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