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Luigi Pantisano, who currently serves as deputy chair of the Left Party's parliamentary group, plans to run for co-chair at the party congress in Potsdam.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 20
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Luigi Pantisano, who currently serves as deputy chair of the Left Party's parliamentary group, plans to run for co-chair at the party congress in Potsdam.

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  1. Jan van Aken succeeds Luigi Pantisano as co-leader of the Left Party following Pantisano's health issues.Sub-event
  2. Luigi Pantisano elected to lead the far-left party.1 source
  3. Pantisano seeks co-chairship of the Left Party at the congress in Potsdam.1 source
  4. Luigi Pantisano successfully elected co-leader of the Left Party.1 source

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