Parteitag: Grüne planen Staatsumbau und neue Steuern gegen Rechtsruck
Mit zwei Leitanträgen wollen die Bundesvorsitzenden die Grünen auf ihrem Parteitag neu ausrichten. In der Regierung habe man Unternehmen zu oft unter Generalverdacht gestellt.
The Green Party is proposing a shift in economic policy and significant state reforms during their party conference in December, aiming to restore trust in politics and counter the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD). Green party chairmen Franziska Brantner and Felix Banaszak presented two guiding principles for the party conference.
Banaszak emphasized the need to move away from merely distributing the loss of wealth and instead create new wealth. The party acknowledges past mistakes from their governing years and seeks to change their political style. Brantner called for a fundamental change in the relationship between the state and the economy, stating, "It's not us who say what everyone has to do, but we enable those with a plan for their life and business to implement it accordingly."
The party wants to move away from the traditional control approach, advocating for a risk-based control with stricter sanctions for those deemed "black sheep."
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