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Alliance Sahra Wagenknecht presents herself in Berlin: The deviator starts the founding of the club for the new party
© dpa directly from the dpa video channel Sahra Wagenknecht takes the first step towards a new party with a club start-up. The tip of her previous party wants to throw out the deviators and at the same time hopes for a comeback. As "Süddeutsche Zeitung" reports, Sahra Wagenknecht plans to start a new party. Wagenknecht, who is currently a member of the "Die Linke" party, has taken the association as the first step towards a new party, according to the report. In doing so, she wants to distance herself from the current leadership of the left, which, according to Wagenknecht, has moved too far to the left. At the same time, she presents her previous party ...
Alliance Sahra Wagenknecht presents herself in Berlin: The deviator starts the founding of the club for the new party
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Sahra Wagenknecht takes the first step towards a new party with a club start -up. The tip of her previous party wants to throw out the deviator and at the same time hopes for a comeback.
as "Süddeutsche Zeitung" reports, Sahra Wagenknecht plans to start a new party. Wagenknecht, who is currently a member of the "Die Linke" party, has taken the association as the first step towards a new party, according to the report. In doing so, she wants to distance herself from the current leadership of the left, which, according to Wagenknecht, has moved too far to the left. At the same time, she presents her previous party with the challenge of dealing with the emigration of prominent members.
In Berlin, the effects of this split could be noticeable. The left is an established political force in the capital and has a strong basis among the population. If Wagenknecht and their supporters successfully split off the left, this could lead to a weakening of the party in Berlin. In addition, political competition in the city could change because a new party would be created with a different political orientation.
It remains to be seen how successful Wagenknecht's split will be and what effects it will have on the political landscape in Berlin. A new party must first establish itself and build a voter base, which requires time and resources. Nevertheless, this could be an exciting moment in Berlin politics and possibly lead to new political debates and changes.
according to a report by www.sueddeutsche.de ,