Berlin-Wahl: Klingbeil fordert Parteiausschluss von Linke-Politikern
Bisher hat sich der SPD-Chef zurückgehalten, was die Berliner Koalitionsverhandlungen angeht. Jetzt macht er klar, was er von der Linken erwartet.
In Berlin, SPD Chief Lars Klingbeil has urged the Berlin Left to expel politicians with antisemitic views and connections to criminal organizations. Germany's Vice Chancellor stated that neither right-wing extremism nor antisemites, nor individuals with contacts in clan-like communities should be held accountable. "We cannot criticize Saxony-Anhalt if we let things happen in Berlin," Klingbeil highlighted.
For the Berlin Left, this means that "the antisemitic forces and those dealing with the clans will be flushed out of the structures there," he said. The Finance Minister also defended the planned Investment Protection Act in the federal government, which sets high hurdles for the socialization of assets. Investors had warned Klingbeil that if large private housing stocks were socialized as planned by the Left in Berlin, they would "jump ship." Klingbeil called this "dangerous."
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