A motion was submitted by the CDU-led government in Berlin, involving the parliamentary group leader of the Union, Thorsten Frei, and Left Party spokesperson Maik Brückner.
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Updated sep 15
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A motion was submitted by the CDU-led government in Berlin, involving the parliamentary group leader of the Union, Thorsten Frei, and Left Party spokesperson Maik Brückner.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Lukas Krieger serves as the general secretary of the CDU in Berlin.Sub-event
CDU-led government in Berlin submits motion; Frei leads Union group; Brückner speaks for Left Party.1 source
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Thorsten Frei
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Maik Brückner
German politician (born 1992)
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