BSW internal conflict erupts over Thuringia coalition exit

Published Aug 19, 07:36 AM UTC

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The BSW party is facing an internal dispute over its coalition in Thuringia. The federal leadership wants to exit the coalition, while the state party wants to continue. A special party conference has been called to resolve the issue. Claudia Wittig, the BSW's top candidate in Saxony-Anhalt, has publicly distanced herself from the conflict, stating that the party does not stand for what happened in Thuringia. The article highlights growing tensions between the national and regional branches of the party, with the upcoming conference expected to be a decisive moment for the party's direction in the state.

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The BSW (Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht) is facing an internal dispute over its coalition in Thuringia. While the federal leadership seeks to exit the coalition, the state party wants to continue. A special party conference has been called to resolve the issue.

Claudia Wittig, the BSW's top candidate in Saxony-Anhalt, has distanced herself from the conflict, stating: "BSW does not stand for what happened in Thuringia."

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Original headline: „Das BSW steht nicht für das, was da in Thüringen passiert ist“

Original language: DE

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