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Merz: Presidenti i ardhshëm i vendit duhet të jetë një grua
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Kancelari gjerman Friedrich Merz ka deklaruar se presidenti i ardhshëm i Gjermanisë duhet të jetë një grua. “Do t’i propozoj partisë një kandidate të përbashkët, një grua”, tha sot kancelari Merz gjatë një konference me drejtuesit e partisë së tij. “Jam i vendosur në bindjen time se duhet të jetë një grua”, shtoi ai. Në 77 vitet e historisë së Republikës Federale të Gjermanisë, vendi ka pasur 12 presidentë dhe të gjithë kanë qenë burra. Presidenti gjerman zgjidhet nga një Asamble Federale, e përbërë nga deputetët e Bundestagut dhe përfaqësues të 16 landeve gjermane. Kjo asamble do të mblidhet më 30 janar për të vendosur pasuesin e presidentit aktual, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, mandati i dytë pesëvjeçar i të cilit përfundon në marsin e ardhshëm. Bashkimi Kristian-Social (CSU), partia simotër bavareze e CDU-së së Merzit, kërkon të propozojë për këtë post kryetaren e Parlamentit të Bavarisë, Ilse Aigner. Kandidatura e saj ka siguruar tashmë mbështetjen e përfaqësuesve të të gjelbërve dhe…
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