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Berlin Linke congress votes on whether to enter Red-Green-Red coalition talks
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The Berlin branch of the Left party (Linke) is holding a party congress to vote on whether to enter coalition negotiations with the Social Democrats (SPD) and the Greens, a so-called Red-Green-Red alliance. WELT reporters Philippa Vögeding and Leonie von Randow are covering the congress and the protests outside the venue. The report notes that an antisemitism dispute within the party carries explosive potential for the proceedings. The item is presented as a video report and does not provide the outcome of the vote or further details on the debate.
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The Berlin Left Party (Linke) is voting on whether to enter coalition negotiations with the SPD and the Greens. The party conference is also expected to address internal tensions over antisemitism, which could prove explosive.
WELT reporters Philippa Vögeding and Leonie von Randow are reporting from the party conference and on the protests outside the hall.
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