Wagenknecht praises Potsdam: Thuringia challenged in the educational struggle!

Wagenknecht praises Potsdam: Thuringia challenged in the educational struggle!

Potsdam, Deutschland - Sahra Wagenknecht, the controversial leader of the new Alliance Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW), sends clear messages to Potsdam and Erfurt, while the coalition talks are in full swing. The tension increases the closer the Bundestag election, which is a golden opportunity for Wagenknecht. In Thuringia, Katja Wolf could go down in history as Minister of Education, while education policy is on the brink.

In a 20-page exploratory paper from CDU, BSW and SPD in Thuringia, a “turbo” is required for teacher script. The measures are drastic: more side entrants, incentives for students in deficiency subjects and a clear goal of 100 percent lesson insurance at all schools. But while the Thuringian BSW top woman Wolf is criticized, Wagenknecht receives praise for her strategic decisions. The inner party tensions are noticeable when the BSW leaders Wolf accuses the true concerns of the voters.

conflicts and coalitions

The BSW has positioned itself as a peace party in the east, which is of enormous importance in the current geopolitical situation. While in Brandenburg the planned stationing of medium-range and hyperschallrakets on German soil is viewed critically, the Thuringian coalition remains disagreed with the arms deliveries. Wolf tries to negotiate in Erfurt, while Wagenknecht in Berlin keeps control of membership. The coalition negotiations in Potsdam should be completed by Christmas, and an air force base in Elbe-Elster will be expanded from structure funds with 100 million euros. The political waves are high and the next steps could be crucial for the future of the parties.