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Unmut über Corona-Regeln: VDMA: USA sollen Deutsche wieder einlassen - Vimarsana News

Unmut über Corona-Regeln: VDMA: USA sollen Deutsche wieder einlassen

Von einer Einreise in die USA können die meisten EU-Bürger gerade nur träumen. (Foto: REUTERS) US-Amerikaner dürfen wieder nach Europa einreisen, doch in die andere Richtung bleiben die Tore zu. Das stößt auf wachsendes Unverständnis bei der deutschen Wirtschaft. Der Maschinenbauverband nimmt nun die US-Botschaft in die Pflicht. Der Unmut der deutschen Wirtschaft über die andauernden Corona-Einreisebeschränkungen der USA wächst: Der Präsident des Maschinenbauverbands VDMA forderte angesichts niedriger Inzidenzwerte und der fortschreitenden Impfkampagne die US-...

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Chef des Maschinenbauverbands: Anti-Baerbock-Kampagne unangemessen - Vimarsana News

Chef des Maschinenbauverbands: Anti-Baerbock-Kampagne unangemessen

Chef des Maschinenbauverbands: Anti-Baerbock-Kampagne unangemessen BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Der Präsident des Verbands Deutscher Maschinen- und Anlagenbau, Karl Haeusgen, hat sich von der Kampagne der Lobbyorganisation Initiative Neue Soziale Marktwirtschaft gegen Grünen-Kanzlerkandidatin Annalena Baerbock distanziert. "In Gestalt und Form ist das vollkommen unangemessen", sagte der Münchner Unternehmer dem "Spiegel". Die Kampagne zeigt Baerbocks Gesicht auf einem Körper im Moses-Gewand, der zwei Steintafeln mit zehn Geboten hält. Je nach Anzeigen-Version ist das Bild versehen mit Slogans w...

Remembering the great postal workers' strike of 1971 - Vimarsana News

Remembering the great postal workers' strike of 1971

FEBRUARY 15 1971 was United Kingdom Decimalisation Day: no longer were there 12 pennies to a shilling, half-crowns or 240 pennies to the pound.  That day, 50 years ago, was also just over halfway through the greatest strike this country had seen since the General Strike of 1926: the 44-day national strike of 200,000 Post Office workers. Telegraphists, telephonists, Post Office counter clerks, cleaners, postmen (170,000 of them!) and PHGs (postmen higher grade), members of the Union of Post Office Workers (UPW), struck for their claim of 15 per cent, or £3 a week for lower-paid grades such a...

From the Archives, 1951: PM unbowed as High Court holds "Red Bill" invalid - Vimarsana News

From the Archives, 1951: PM unbowed as High Court holds "Red Bill" invalid

From the Archives, 1951: PM unbowed as High Court holds “Red Bill” invalid We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss From the Archives, 1951: PM unbowed as High Court holds “Red Bill” invalid 70 years ago, the High Court held that the Federal Parliament’s attempt to ban the Communist Party of Australia was unconstitutional. But this was not the end of the fight, declared Robert Menzies. By Staff reporter Save Normal text size ANTI-RED ACT HELD INVALID Menzies: Not End Of Fight The Full Court of the High Court held yesterd...

This week in history: March 1-7 - Vimarsana News

This week in history: March 1-7

This week in history: March 1-7 28 February 2021 Aznar in June 1996, after being sworn in as prime minister On March 3, 1996, the right-wing Popular Party won a narrow victory in Spain’s national elections. It was only the second time in history that power passed from one party to another since the Spanish Civil War and the coming to power of the fascist dictator Francisco Franco. The election brought an end to more than 13 years of rule by Spain’s Socialist Party and its leader Felipe Gonzalez. Yet the Popular Party and its incoming prime minister, Jose Maria Aznar, whose father and gran...

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