Merkel "will not give you the pulse" to continue to perform his duties | Chronic

Despite the concern that revolves around the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, Due to her health condition, the manager said she was qualified to carry out her term, which ended in 2021, after repeated public tremors she has suffered in recent weeks.

"Well, I feel good," The Conservative leader, who turned 65, responded to her usual press conference before the break, during which she was subjected to all sorts of questions for an hour and a half.

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"I understand that they are asking for my health," Merkel responded, but maintained her position of not giving additional explanations, as she has done in recent weeks, either personally or through one of her spokespersons.

"They've known me for a while," he said, after referring to his "sense of responsibility" and the fact that he would take appropriate measures so that he can not continue to perform his duties.

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The Chancellor, in power since 2005, also spoke of his decision, announced last October, not to choose another term at the head of the government once it is completed, announced the news agency. EFE.

He also mentioned his decision to leave the presidency of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), which he had been running since 2000 and which he had been running since last December. Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, considered faithful to his line.

The decision as to whether Kramp-Karrenabuer, aka AKK by his compatriots, will or will not badume the party's bid to fight for the Chancellery in the next general election, "It's in the Union" and it will be adopted "on time"he said.

AKK swears to the post of Defense Minister in the Bundestag next week, because it became vacant after the election of his co-religious Ursula von der Leyen as President of the European Commission (EU).

The incorporation of the CDU leader into Merkel 's government has been viewed by some German and international media as a sign of acceleration in the Chancellor' s withdrawal plans.

The Chancellor's successive attacks of physical tremors sparked a debate in Germany about Merkel's need to report on her state of health.

According to a weekly poll of ZDF public television, 80% of German citizens consider that it is a private matter and only 19% require greater transparency.