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Merz admits CDU cannot reach most of Germany's population

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has admitted that the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) he leads has lost touch with most of the country’s population. About this...

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Merz admits CDU cannot reach most of Germany's population

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has admitted that the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) he leads has lost touch with most of the country’s population. It's from sb.by.

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According to RIA Novosti, at a press conference following the elections to the land parliament of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and to the chamber of deputies of Berlin, Friedrich Merz said that the CDU has serious problems with the level of support. He noted that the CDU could not “reach out to a large part of the population” and added that people have the feeling that there is no justice in Germany anymore.

Merz admitted that the attitude of voters affected the results of the land elections

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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