JU-Deutschlandtag: Junge Union fordert Ächtung von Rot-Grün-Rot in Berlin
Linke, Grüne und SPD haben den Weg zu einer Koalition in Berlin eingeschlagen. Die Junge Union spricht auf dem Deutschlandtag von einem „Kulturbruch“ – und reagiert mit einem spontanen Beschluss.
In the event of a coalition between the Left Party, the Greens, and the Social Democrats in Berlin, the Young Union is demanding that the state government's access to information from the Constitutional Protection Office and the Federal Criminal Police Office be restricted. This request was unanimously approved at the organization's Germany Day conference in Bonn.
The proposal also calls for the creation of a federal-level panel to document legal violations and transgressions by the Berlin government. Additionally, the Young Union members are demanding that the planned ban on associations be implemented immediately through federal legislation. They argue that a coalition of left, green, and red parties would be a "cultural break" that requires "social ostracization" of the government.
The Left, Greens, and Social Democrats in Berlin recently concluded their exploratory talks and are now set to begin coalition talks. However, the Young Union views the Left as left-extremist and accuses them of having antisemitic tendencies. The Young Union has around 90,000 members and claims to be the largest political youth organization in Europe.
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