Schwesig criticizes 1,000 euros for long -term unemployed: a call to the reform

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"Ministerpräsidentin Manuela Schwesig (SPD) kritisiert die geplante 1.000 Euro Anschubfinanzierung für Langzeitarbeitslose in einer ARD-Talkshow und fordert mehr Klarheit von Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz zu sozialen Themen. Erfahren Sie mehr über ihre Argumente und die Bedeutung für die SPD bei den kommenden Wahlen."
"Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig (SPD) criticizes the planned 1,000 euro start-up financing for long-term unemployed in an ARD talk show and demands more clarity from Chancellor Olaf Scholz on social issues. Learn more about your arguments and the importance for the SPD in the upcoming elections." (Symbolbild/MB)

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania's Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig (SPD) drained steam on the ARD talk show "Maischberger"! Your goal: the massive criticism of the planned state “start -up financing” of 1,000 euros for long -term unemployed. "These 1,000 euros are not at all," said the politician emphasized and thus caused excitement.

In the discussion, she made it clear that the Social Democrats had to be careful not to lose the trust of the hard -working population. "We must not give the impression that we reward those who may not be able to work," said Schwesig in their urgent appeal. Your concern is clear and direct: no false signals must be sent!

Schwesig asked Chancellor Scholz to act

In a time when urgent decisions on economic, migration and social issues are pending, Schwesig directed a clear message to Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD). "It is time for him to proceed more and clearly say how he imagines the future," she said. Your words leave no doubt that it considers changes within the SPD to be necessary to win the Bundestag election.

The Prime Minister knows that the political challenges are great, and she cannot allow herself to only treat these topics marginally. "We have to act and offer the citizens realistic solutions," said Schwesig. With this serious warning, she aims to get the party on course and not to endanger social peace.

The talk show "Maischberger", produced by the WDR, stands as a platform for such important social debates. It remains to be seen how the government reacts to the demands and whether Olaf Scholz is willing to go on the offensive.

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Schwesig shows itself as a strong voice within the SPD, which is not afraid to pronounce uncomfortable truths. Exciting times are imminent!