SPD: Labor Minister and SPD Leader Bas Resigns – and Criticizes Personal Attacks from the Union
After a death in the family, the co-chair and minister is withdrawing. Vice Chancellor Klingbeil condemns the criticism of her in the past few days as "indecent".
German Social Democratic Party (SPD) co-leader and Labour Minister Bärbel Bas has announced her resignation, citing the need for time to grieve following the death of her stepdaughter. In a statement, Bas expressed criticism of attacks against her from within the Union, which she said had added to her burden during a difficult time.
SPD co-leader and Deputy Chancellor Lars Klingbeil expressed sadness over Bas's decision, describing the recent attacks against her as "unanständig" (indecent). Klingbeil praised Bas's work as party leader and minister, saying she had shown conviction and a clear sense of responsibility.
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