SPD skeptical of Merkel and Seehofer's agreement on refugees

The SPD, which together with the CDU and the CSU, is part of the grand coalition coalition that, together with Chancellor Angela Merkel, controls Germany, must give the Transit Center its willingness to do so. to make it a reality. A two-and-a-half-hour meeting on Tuesday night did not result in a solution.

– We managed to move forward, but we did not reach a common position that Nahles said in the evening, according to the Reuters news agency. However, agreed to meet again late Thursday for further deliberations.

Earlier this Tuesday, Angela Merkel said: "It would be great if we could now start working calmly in other policy areas." The statement by the German Federal Chancellor reached its culmination in the last two weeks when the refugee issue broke the relationship between two government parties, the CDU and the CSU.

His hopes are immediately ashamed, the SPD not being able to the two Christian Democratic parties, as it is written now. Merkel and her Interior Minister Seehofer agreed to set up a transit center in Germany where your migrants will be taken away and returned to the countries where they were previously.

Political evaluators see Merkel's "typical compromise" as less a solution than a postponement of the problem. Similar proposals have already been rejected by the SPD, reports the German news channel Deutsche Welle.

However, he deported the threat of a government crisis instituted Sunday by Horst Seehofer when he said he was ready to resign Merkel did not participate to the refugee question. The Interior Minister, who is also the head of the CSU, knows the pressure of populist tendencies in his Land of Bavaria, where the CSU as a regional party has a long tradition of governance – since 1966, at its own majority, except in 2008-2013.

Before the elections, the position of the CSU in the state of an Alternative for Germany (AFD) in full growth, the party of right and right, succeeds in capturing the 39, mood of refugees in the German electorate.

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