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As you may or may not know, Germany had elections for a new government in September. After 16 years of Angela Merkel as chancellor, the three parties SPD (social-democratic party), Bündnis 90/Die Grünen (The Greens) and FDP (liberal party) got to form the new government under chancellor-to-be Olaf Scholz.

Last week, SPD and FDP agreed to the coalition agreement. The Greens did - contrary to the other parties - a vote across all members of the party and presented the result today. 56% of all members voted and 86% of them accepted the coalition agreement and the personnel for the ministers of the party.

This made all the parties agree to the coalition agreement and no re-elections are necessary.

In other related news, the SPD presented their personnel for ministries. The new minister for the ministry of health was highly anticipated and due to his profound knowledge as a virologist - which he shared in multiple talk shows over the last 2 years -, Karl Lauterbach was announced to take over said ministry.

 

Looking at the cabinet, I think we may finally have won :diane: 

 

Ew, David!
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tomsches

Hoping that Austria will follow with a similar coalition. With all the political chaos here another snap election is bound to happen 

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Just now, TSUNAMI said:

Let's make weed legal. 

It's already part of the coalition agreement. There's no absolute certainty in politics, but most likely it will come in the near future :hor: 

Ew, David!
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1 minute ago, gypsy Hero said:

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Tschüss ! 

I'm still in negative awe they were able to put a bank clerk as minister of health :smh: 

Good that this Nichtskönner (regarding health ministry) is gone from the office :tony: 

Ew, David!
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hauntlikeliberace

No one wants being the health minister... But picking Karl Lauterbach is a great choice! This is coming from me as a doctor myself :kiss:

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Meanwhile, the Netherlands still doesn’t have a functioning government for almost 1 year, after falling due to racist policies which have displaced thousand of children and indebted thousands of parents and a Minister of Health which is a teacher (and no, not in science). Yes, most Dutch people are jealous at Germany now :bradley:

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I'm really hopeful that they'll change a lot of things in the near future. Especially in education and traffic. Our education system is far too old for 2022 and nowhere near to equal opportunities for everyone. Also taking the train shouldn't be that expensive as it is right now, it's pretty obvious that most people prefer to drive with their own car right now.

trust is like a mirror, you can fix it if it's broken but you can still see the crack in that ************s reflection.
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