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Goodbye speed limit? But no tax hike? The three parties of a possible traffic light coalition now have to find a common path – without abandoning key values and disappointing voters.
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“It’s a pretty brutal kick in the heels,” said RTL’s capital city studio manager Jutta Bielig-Wonka, commenting on Markus Söder’s reaction to the continuation of the talks between the SPD, the Greens and the FDP. Yesterday he described this as a “de facto rejection of Jamaica”, while CDU Chancellor candidate Armin Laschet once again confirmed his readiness for exploratory negotiations. Bielig-Wonka thinks that Söder would try to protect his CSU from the downward pull of his big sister and at the same time praises Armin Laschet for his steadfastness: “I think, and I definitely respect him for that, he is now joining the service take to be at least one CDU address in this mess. ”
Balancing act for SPD, Greens & FDP
Meanwhile, the SPD, Greens and FDP find themselves in a balancing act between keeping election promises and forming a coalition. Bielig-Wonka says that the main thing is to trust each other. A moment in the last few days made her optimistic: “I do believe that there is a basis of trust. We all still have this selfie in mind, which everyone posted at the same time with the same text.”
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“Water is the greatest treasure we have!”
Also in the podcast: The organization Viva con Agua advocates safe access to water in developing countries. In an interview, the executive board member Carolin Stüdemann talks about the situation of many children who cannot go to school because they have to fetch water for their families instead and about the fact that water, as a vital resource, still receives far too little attention.
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