MussicOnPro! Posted October 16, 2021 Posted October 16, 2021 The Social Democratic leader has announced, together with the Greens and the Liberal Party, the start of formal negotiations to agree on a Government The Social Democrat (SPD) Olaf Scholz is on his way to becoming chancellor of a "coalition of progress", as the leaders of Los Verdes and the Liberal Party (FDP) called it this Friday, after the three parties agreed to start formal negotiations to form a government in Germany. Scholz has appeared with the two co-chairs of his party, Saskia Eskien and Norbert Walter-Borjans; with Los Verdes co-chairs Annalena Barboeck and Robert Habeck, and with Liberal leader Christian Lindner to announce the decision of the teams that have participated in previous talks. "The three parties are in a position to promote the most important industrial modernization project of the last 100 years," summed up Scholz at the hearing. The document that will serve as the basis for the coalition negotiations underlines the importance of ecological transformation and decarbonization, rules out tax increases, thereby fulfilling one of the main wishes of the liberals, and raises an offensive of investments and targeted measures. to increase social cohesion. Among the measures planned in this last aspect is the increase in the minimum wage from 9.60 euros to 12.0 euros per hour, which was in the programs of the SPD and Los Verdes. Among the achievements of Los Verdes in previous talks is the project to abandon coal in 2030, eight years ahead of schedule. The beginning of the negotiations must be approved by various bodies of the three parties during the weekend and on Monday it is expected that an agenda will be defined for the coming months. "I think we have all already said that we hope to have a coalition agreement before the end of the year," said Scholz, whose party was the most voted in the general elections, with 25.7% of the vote, ahead of the conservatives of Armin Laschet, who obtained 24.1%. LINK: https://www.eitb.eus/es/noticias/internacional/detalle/8385628/scholz-en-camino-a-liderar-una-coalicion-del-progreso-en-alemania/
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