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German opposition wants kebab price cap
(www.rt.com)
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this post was submitted on 09 May 2024
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finally, socdems with quality policy positions
no the socdems are the one in charge, the "socialist" party is suggesting this
yeah i was insulting them (though keeping cheap food cheap is actually good policy)
Die Linke are pretty socdem as well
Unfortunately yes. Nowadays they are basically what the socdems used to be. Meanwhile the "socdems" have gone full neoliberal.