Hamburg: Rot-Grün has agreed on a coalition agreement

Shortly after the presentation of the new coalition agreement between the SPD and the Greens in Hamburg, the state parliament originally wanted to debate failed large-scale projects – and then ended up with a general statement of the paper that the Elbe metropolis is to design in the future.

SPD and Greens have been ruling in the north for ten years – and that will remain so for now. What the new old coalition is doing.

For Peter Tschentscher, the election of March 2 was obviously an industrial accident. Polls are more important to him. And from them he concludes: Keep it up.

A good seven weeks after the citizens' election, the SPD and the Greens agreed in Hamburg: they want to continue their joint coalition in the future.

For ten years, Hamburg has been governed by the SPD and the Greens. About seven weeks after the citizens' election in Hamburg, the two parties agreed on the continuation of their coalition.

A good seven weeks after the election: In Hamburg, the treaty stands for a continuation of the red-green coalition. Large staff shifts are not expected, only one question remains open.