Reactions in the CSU After Weber's Pentecost Letter

Berliner Morgenpost

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Manfred Weber insists on a reorientation of the CSU. The advice of the head of the EPP: Do not follow the survey values, but follow the heart.

cicero.de

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Manfred Weber's Pentecostal letter was primarily understood in Munich as a side blow to Markus Söder. In fact, he goes deeper. The CSU vice-president and EPP boss asks how much substance behind the Christian-social language of his party still exists – and why the common good becomes political again.

n-tv.de

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In a letter, CSU-Vize Weber accuses his party of weak content and Söder of a wrong line. Now, CSU-Urgestein Theo Waigel is behind this criticism and demands open debates about the course and style of the party leader.

Frankfurter Allgemeine

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After the "Pfingstbrief" by CSU Vice Manfred Weber, the party discusses its orientation. Celebrities demand more breadth in the top – and more content.

News.de

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How long can Markus Söder remain at the head of the CSU? Party vize Manfred Weber doesn't hold much of the current chairman, as he made clear in a "Pentecost letter". Will Söder's fall be planned behind the scenes?

Sueddeutsche Zeitung

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Bavaria's prime minister propagates the new seriousness, but then CSU-Vize Weber writes a letter. Is this only constructive criticism? Or the beginning of Söder's end?