is expecting from us that it often ends of our. expectations were high especially among martin schultz s social democrats the s.p.d. party base will have the last word over the next few weeks the party s roughly four hundred sixty thousand members will decide whether the agreement will stand as the foundation for a new grand coalition schildt his message success he s a pop artist talk we had a big influence on this agreement and we re grateful to the union parties for making compromises that were difficult for them but it chiva ball in the end. one example in the coalition agreement fixed term employment would likely be the exception to the rule in future repeated contract extensions a thing of the past a clear concession to the social democrats another key demand from the s.p.d. made less headway little progress on a major overhaul of the german health care system. the conservatives knew they
a marathon thirty four hours of negotiations it was old strained smiles for the would be coalition partners with the working compromise achieved relief from the chancellor. it s been about so i am convinced that the coalition agreement we have worked on together can be just that the basis for a solid and stable government that s what our country needs and it s what the world is expecting from us off of our expectations were high especially among martin childes his social democrats the s.p.d. party base will have the last word over the next few weeks the party s four hundred fifty thousand members will decide whether the agreement will stand as the foundation for a new grand coalition schultz s message success. argus talks we had a big influence on this agreement and we re grateful to the conservatives for making compromises that would difficult for them bad achievable in the end. one
a government capable of taking far reaching initiatives on crucial issues like making the country fit for the future in terms of digitalisation such as europe and there i think that for me would be the biggest disadvantage we need movement on europe now before you elections next year we need a government here in berlin in place that can take broad initiatives on europe and therefore we have to hope that enough s.p.d. members want to govern that they actually look at what s in this agreement or people who responded to the current here at the big table with me and in strasbourg france tonight of the european parliament or correspondent barbara valuable to both of you thank you very much. well tonight in south africa talks at the highest level about an imminent end to the era of president jacob zuma deputy head of state cyril ramaphosa says he is in
needed to compromise in order to secure a coalition deal even the leader of the cd used by variances to party the c.s.u. had nothing but praise for the s.p.d. and the agreement. on sept sixth least anyone who reads these one hundred seventy seven pages and i hope they will be widely read it will see what we are proposing is good for our country for all. and that s also what the s.p.d. is proclaiming the social democrats are getting two of the most important ministries finance and foreign affairs martin schulze wants to become foreign minister he s giving up the s.p.d. presidency to andrea nonis it s been a tense day in berlin but the next decisive phase is now beginning the s.p.d. membership would be converging in a few days the result should be no no march the fourth only then will it be clear
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