New beginning in constituency 208: Alexander Ulrich relies on change!

New beginning in constituency 208: Alexander Ulrich relies on change!

in the VfR sports home in Reichenbach steals, Alexander Ulrich was unanimously nominated as a direct candidate of the alliance Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) in the Bundestag constituency 208. This constituency includes the city of Kaiserslautern and the districts of Kusel and Donnersberg. Ulrich, who has been in the Bundestag since 2005 and is also in first place on the state list, will lead the young party into the federal election. The decision was made the day after the shocking attack on the Christmas market in Magdeburg, where a minute's silence was held for the victims, such as the Rheinpfalz reported. Ulrich commented on the violence and demanded that the incident should not be exploited politically.

economy and social justice in focus

In his speech, Ulrich emphasized the need for a fresh start in Germany. The infrastructure is in a miserable condition and there is no basic investments. Among the former governments, especially under Angela Merkel, important measures have been missed, which harms the economy. He criticized the existing political measures and described the debt brake as a "future brake". According to Ulrich, it was necessary to invest in the infrastructure to stop the "impending dein industrialization". The high energy prices in particular are a challenge for companies in order to remain competitive in the region, according to the trade unionist.

In addition, based on his political views, Ulrich said that more justice in society was necessary to close the income scissors. The numbers are alarming: Many workers have to live on services such as Hartz IV, while the rich continue to concentrate their prosperity. This inequality is not just a national, but a European problem that Ulrich wants to tackle with a Europe -wide asset and stronger social benefits. According to Memberswatch Ulrich is committed to better working conditions and a fair distribution of prosperity.