Media report
Habeck apparently wants to hand in the Bundestag mandate in summer
Robert Habeck has withdrawn from the Greens’ leadership after the election defeat. Now, according to a media report, he also wants to hand in his Bundestag mandate.
After leaving the office of Federal Minister of Economics and Vice Chancellor, Green politician Robert Habeck also wants to say goodbye to the Bundestag. As the “Spiegel” reports on Thursday, citing Green party groups, the 55-year-old only wants to keep his mandate until the parliamentary summer break. According to this, the 25-year-old Green politician Mayra Vriesema, who, like Habeck from Schleswig-Holstein, will then move to the Bundestag.
Habeck had led the Greens into the Bundestag election in February as the top candidate. According to the losses for his party, he had already stated that he was no longer striving for leadership role in the Greens. The ministerial office leads Habeck continued until the new Kabinetts, probably from the Union and SPD, continues to be managing more – the swearing -in is planned for the beginning of May. Habeck has been in the Bundestag since 2021.
Referrer for Robert Habeck is a student
The “Spiegel” reports, citing party circles, that Vriesema should follow Habeck after the summer break. “I ask for understanding that I cannot comment on internal considerations and any personnel questions,” said the Greens politician in writing to the “Spiegel”. Vriesema studies international politics and international law in Kiel. In the federal election, she was in fifth place on the state list.
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Source: Stern
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