According to Cabinet Claw: Merz Calls for a "New Confidence"
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The coalition is facing an autumn of hardly calculable risks. But Friedrich Merz, who has long spoken of confidence, suddenly feels it too.
The chancellor wants "out of recession, out of displeasure." He refers to an economic recovery on the cabinet clause. But does he promise too much once more?
After the black-red cabinet clause, Chancellor Merz wants to send a signal of the departure: Germany must "shake away the misdemeanour". At the same time, he points to the first signs of economic recovery.
At the end of the cabinet meeting in Brandenburg, the Union and the SPD are conjuring up a good future for Germany. Chancellor Merz wants an end to oppression. His vice-president Klingbeil outlines where growth is to succeed in concrete terms.
On the second day of the cabinet squabble, it was about economic growth, heat wave episodes and the bad mood in the country. Chancellor Merz called for more optimism at the end.
The chancellor raves of good mood in the cabinet – only that doesn't change the bad mood in the population. Merz threatens a fall in fate. But instead of deeds, there are only beautiful words.
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