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German Greens Prepare for Snap Election

Germany's Green Party prepares for a snap federal election, highlighting achievements and presenting Robert Habeck and Annalena Baerbock as their leading candidates.

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Robert HabeckAnnalena BaerbockChristian Lindner

When is the snap federal election expected to take place?: The snap federal election is expected to take place on February 23rd, with the Greens presenting their election program at a party convention in late January.
What is the significance of the Green Party's executive board election?: The party's new executive board will be elected on Saturday, following the resignations of the previous board after disappointing state election results.
What are some of the Green Party's key achievements in the current government?: The Greens highlight their achievements in government, including renewable energy expansion, minimum wage increase, and immigration law modernization, and plan to present a detailed election program by the end of January.
What is the main reason for the Green Party's preparation for a snap election?: The Green Party in Germany is preparing for a snap federal election, blaming the FDP and its leader Christian Lindner for the collapse of the coalition government.
Who will lead the Green Party's election campaign, and what is their strategy?: Robert Habeck will lead the Green's election campaign as their candidate, in a joint effort with Annalena Baerbock, aiming to present themselves as a responsible alternative for governing Germany.

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