Thick air at the BSW: Thuringian bosses attack leadership around Wagenknecht

Before the Thuringian Party Congress of the BSW at the end of April there is disagreement between the current state leadership and the party leader in Berlin.

After the lost Bundestag election, the Thuringian Landesverband will have a fight candidate. The former leader duo Katja Wolf and Steffen Schütz will receive internal party competition – with good regards from Berlin.

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The Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance plans to make some changes – among other things, the party is looking for a new name. Furthermore, communication channels are to be expanded to overcome a "media blockade."

The "Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance" (BSW), which narrowly failed to reach the 5 percent threshold in the federal election, intends to continue – albeit with a new name. In a "Letter to Members and Supporters" sent on Wednesday, Sahra Wagenknecht, Amira Mohamed Ali, and Christian Leye wrote that the abbreviation "BSW" should be retained if possible. They are relying on the members' creativity to find a name. A contact point for suggestions will be c…

The Thuringian BSW is faced with the decision to lead the party in the future. While there is criticism of the bosses Wolf and Schütz, another person is in position.