Ramelow criticizes coalition agreement: about East Germany only "Randnotizen"

Thuringia's former Prime Minister Bodo Ramelow has criticized the fact that the coalition agreement neglects East German interests. According to the left-wing politician, the East Union and SPD are only worth "edge notes".

Thuringia's former prime minister and current vice president of the Bundestag Bodo Ramelow (left) criticizes the fact that the coalition agreement between Union and SPD does not sufficiently take East German interests into account. “This entire coalition agreement does not contain a chapter about East Germany, yes, not even a half-heading,” the left-wing politician told the “editorial network Germany.” “East Germany is only worth side notes to t…

Thuringia's former Prime Minister and today's Bundestag vice-president Bodo Ramelow has criticised the fact that the coalition agreement between the Union and the SPD does not sufficiently take East German interests into account.

But the left-wing politician Bodo Ramelow is not satisfied with this, because there are only marginal notes on East Germany, he says.

Thuringia's former prime minister and today's Bundestag vice-president Bodo Ramelow has criticised the fact that the coalition agreement between the Union and the SPD does not sufficiently take into account East German interests. "This whole coalition agreement contains no chapter on East Germany, yes, not even a half-overhead," the left-wing politician told the editorial network Germany (RND). "East Germany is worth union and SPD only marginal …