In Saxony, the SPD, BSW, and CDU are initiating talks to establish a stable majority government. Their agenda includes peace policy, direct democracy, and streamlined asylum processes. They aim for a pragmatic discourse on issues like bureaucracy reduction, recognizing foreign degrees, and refugee policy. A separation between refugee policy and labor migration is also emphasized.
In Thuringia, the SPD and CDU are considering a 'Brombeer' coalition with the BSW. SPD leader Maier is tasked with negotiations, which include member consultations. The coalition seeks to replace the current government under Ramelow.
Meanwhile, the SPD in Neukirchen-Vluyn has engaged in budget discussions for 2025, focusing on education and infrastructure. Investments are planned in schools and community facilities, underscoring the value of investing in education.
The CDU is preparing for upcoming elections with plans for middle-class tax relief and reduced bureaucracy. Proposed reforms include changes in citizenship laws and cannabis legalization.
Throughout these regions, political leaders are emphasizing urgency and decisive action in forming governments and implementing necessary reforms. The ongoing discussions highlight a strong focus on pragmatic solutions and efficient governance.
