the Vice-Chairperson of the Greens in the Bundestag, Agnieszka Brugger, sees the Exploratory talks between the SPD, Greens and FDP at a crucial point. “In the last two days, we have once again taken great steps together,” she told the Berlin-Brandenburg broadcasting company on Wednesday. On Wednesday and Thursday the general secretaries of the three parties should put the state of negotiations on paper. This is “A very decisive moment” and create “a lot of trust,” said Brugger, who is part of the expanded exploratory team of the Greens.
On Friday, the negotiators of the three parties wanted to take stock of the interim situation and, if necessary, recommend that their respective bodies start formal coalition negotiations. “I think it’s right to negotiate quickly, but at the same time you don’t have to set any artificial data yourself,” said Brugger. It is about creating a solid foundation. “Even creative solutions need time, that’s why we will know on Friday what happens next.”
On the question of whether the parties had already reached an oral agreement, Brugger said: “We all cannot and cannot comment on the individual content, because it is of course a highly sensitive process that is now all in language, in words, in concrete agreements to pour. “After the conversation the day before, however, it became visible and noticeable:” We are taken several big steps together, Bridges have been found, and yet everyone has made it clear that not all difficult issues have now been fully negotiated. That is then also the task of coalition negotiations. “