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La Cdu in crisi punta sull’ala destra

Candidate as leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) Friedrich Merz, left, and North Rhine-Westphalia's Governor and candidate as leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) Armin Laschet, right, talk behind the stage while the third candidate holds his speech on the second day of the party's 33rd congress held online because of the coronavirus pandemic, in Berlin on January 16, 2021. German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s party is choosing a new leader on Saturday, eight months before voters decide who will succeed Merkel in a national election. (Odd Andersen/Pool via AP)
Candidate as leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) Friedrich Merz, left, and North Rhine-Westphalia's Governor and candidate as leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) Armin Laschet, right, talk behind the stage while the third candidate holds his speech on the second day of the party's 33rd congress held online because of the coronavirus pandemic, in Berlin on January 16, 2021. German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s party is choosing a new leader on Saturday, eight months before voters decide who will succeed Merkel in a national election. (Odd Andersen/Pool via AP)

Dopo la sua difficile nomina a candidato cancelliere Armin Laschet deve unire il partito. E guardarsi da Afd. Un aiuto insperato arriva dal suo ex avversario Friedrich Merz

  • Dopo il conflitto con Söder, il candidato alla cancelleria Laschet ha bisogno di unità e di un partito dal profilo più chiaro.
  • La collaborazione con Merz potrebbe servire a rafforzare l’unità interna e a legare al partito importanti settori del settore produttivo.
  • Persino la candidatura del “falco” Maaßen potrebbe essere utile. 

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