Nyvalg i Tyskland 16 december- den upopulære tyske kansler Scholz ønskede det først i februar, men den gik ikke

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Olaf Scholz, the most unpopular German Chancellor in recorded history, has lost the battle to extend his ailing minority government for another few months.

It is now expected that a confidence vote will take place in the Bundestag on December 16, following the collapse of the three-party ‘traffic light’ coalition last week.

Euronews reported:

“German opposition leaders have welcomed news that the country is set to hold a snap election on the 23rd of February after the collapse the ruling three-party coalition last week.

The Bundestag is expected to hold a confidence vote German Chancellor Olaf Scholz as early as December 16th following the government’s collapse.”

The December vote is a compromise between Scholz’s Social Democrats and the ‘main opposition party’ in parliament, Friedrich Merz’s center-right Christian conservatives CDU.

“’We have agreed to propose to the Federal President that February 23, 2025 should be the next election date for the elections of the 21st German Bundestag’, Merz said on Tuesday.”

Scholz had wanted to delay the confidence vote to January, and the new elections to March.

“However, co-party leader of the far-right AfD Alice Weidel said the vote should be earlier and described the events unfolding as ‘another few days of theatre.’ She said the vote of confidence should even brought even further to this very week.”

The press is purposefully steering clear of the chances of the rising rightwing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, which is now polling in second place nationally,

Scholz’s coalition started to crumble a year ago when Germany’s top court ended a maneuver that Scholz used to spend money bypassing the country’s constitutional ‘debt brake.’

The judicial decision blew a €60 billion hole in the federal budget.

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