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Cem Özdemir urges German Greens to emulate pragmatic Baden-Württemberg model
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Cem Özdemir, the Minister-President of Baden-Württemberg, is urging Germany's Greens to adopt the pragmatic approach of his state party. He argues that Baden-Württemberg is not an exception and that the same strategy can win elections elsewhere. He also credits that pragmatism for an election victory by the state Greens a few months earlier, though this claim is reported by a single source. Separately, in Thuringia, Björn Höcke has suggested that Sahra Wagenknecht could become Minister-President with the support of the far-right AfD.
- Özdemir urges the German Greens to adopt the pragmatic Baden-Württemberg model.
- He says the same strategy can win elections outside the state.
- A recent electoral victory claim rests on a single source.
- Höcke proposes Wagenknecht as Thuringian Minister-President with AfD support.
Cem Özdemir, the Minister-President of Baden-Württemberg, has urged the German Greens to follow the pragmatic model of his state party, according to the source.
He says Baden-Württemberg is not a special case and that the same political recipe can help the Greens win elections elsewhere.
Özdemir also attributes a recent electoral victory by the Baden-Württemberg Greens to that pragmatism. This claim is reported by a single source.
A political proposal in Thuringia
Björn Höcke has proposed that Sahra Wagenknecht be elected Minister-President of Thuringia with the help of the AfD, Alternative for Germany, a far-right German party.
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