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Union seeks broad majority for Aigner as AfD accuses her of lacking bipartisanship

Published Nov 11, 05:51 AM UTC

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Ilse Aigner, the Union's candidate for the German federal presidency, presented herself to the Bundestag parliamentary groups of CDU/CSU, SPD, and the Greens. She declined an invitation from the AfD. The AfD criticized Aigner for lacking bipartisanship, while the Union is aiming for a broad majority to support her candidacy.

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Ilse Aigner (CSU), the Union's candidate for the office of Federal President, has introduced herself to the Bundestag parliamentary groups of the CDU/CSU, SPD and Greens. She declined an invitation from the AfD.

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Original headline: Union setzt auf breite Mehrheit für Aigner – AfD wirft ihr fehlende Überparteilichkeit vor

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