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Hamburg CDU Election Platform

Hamburg's CDU unveils its election platform, focusing on infrastructure, education reform, and improved city safety, aiming for governmental control.

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Germany

PoliticsGermany ElectionCduHamburg

CduSpdGreens

Dennis TheringKatharina FegebankPeter Tschentscher

What is the CDU's stance on potential coalition partners?: While the CDU's program has greater commonalities with the SPD, Thering stated that forming a coalition with the Greens is a distant prospect and not a priority. The CDU is prepared to assume governing responsibility after the March 2nd election.
What infrastructure projects does the CDU plan to accelerate?: The CDU aims to accelerate infrastructure projects like the new Köhlbrand Bridge and A26-Ost, strengthen the port, and make Hamburg the most investment-friendly city in Germany.
What are the main points of the Hamburg CDU's election program?: The Hamburg CDU's election program focuses on improving traffic flow, strengthening the economy, enhancing safety, improving education, and creating a more family-friendly environment.
Who presented the CDU's election program, and what is their overall goal?: Dennis Thering, the CDU's state chairman, presented the party's 103-page program draft, highlighting the party's readiness to take over the government after the election and their aim to lead Hamburg into a secure and livable future.
What is the CDU's proposed solution for students struggling in primary school?: A key proposal is a flexible additional year in primary school for children who may not meet minimum standards in reading, writing, and math by the end of 4th grade. This is called the "Guarantee Elementary School".

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