Habeck excited in Göttingen: Greens for Klimageld and Social Justice!

In the run -up to the Bundestag election in 2025, the Greens introduced their Chancellor candidate Robert Habeck in Göttingen. According to the Göttinger Tageblatt visited Habeck the town hall, where he was flanked by the direct candidates Karoline Otte and Viola by Cramon. The event achieved a high demand from the start, so numerous interested parties had to wait in front of the hall. Some remained on the outside due to the overcrowding, while peaceful demonstrators protested in front of the hall. The police had to intervene to control troublemakers.

Habeck entered the hall with a slight delay at 3:15 p.m. The slogan was emblazoned over the stage. "A person. A word." Inside the town hall there was a conflict -free atmosphere, while Otte and Cramon promoted a program to combine climate protection and social justice. Habeck was celebrated by his followers like a pop star, and his one -hour speech was very well received.

topics of speech and political outlook

In his speech, Habeck discussed youth football, bourgeois commitment and the dangers of populism. He also expressed criticism of the influence of social media about society and promised an investment program for improving public space. The simplification of tax returns and tax reliefs for companies were also addressed. Habeck put his approach in contrast to the CDU, which would like to relieve entrepreneurs, and made a clear position on the social market economy and climate change.

The popularity of the Greens is also evident in the surveys: According to the ZDF polite barometer, the Greens come to 15 percent of the vote. Habeck is aware of his underdog position, but is optimistic about the future. 27 percent of the respondents can imagine both Friedrich Merz and Robert Habeck as a chancellor.

Habeck's election campaign also includes innovative ideas for financing and socially acceptable regulations. As ZDF Plant Habeck to move into the election campaign with the climate field, whereby people with a low and medium-sized income should retain a large part of the income from the CO2 price. The introduction of the climate field should be "as soon as possible" in the next legislative period, after the payment was already provided in the coalition agreement of 2021, but it failed due to technical difficulties.

From 2025, a per capita payment of the climate field is promised. The Greens also intend to make climate protection measures socially acceptable and are ready to accept debts. Furthermore, income for important projects such as school renovations should be generated by a billionaire tax. Further measures include state support in the purchase of electric cars and suggestions to support driving license for trainees. The Bundestag election, on the other hand, could take place on February 23.