Intense mobility in the last few hours in the Christian Union and Social Democrats for the formation of a large coalition. Mertz is calling for acceleration, the SPD sets terms.

Developments are running in the German capital for the formation of a government. Early on Tuesday morning the winner of the election and head of the Christian Democrats Friedrich Mertz went to Chancellor to meet the Altf Saltz. Until the formation of a government, Saltz remains typically chancellor.

The meeting lasted about one and a half hours and according to leaks revolved around the coordination of parliamentary work next time, until the next House was set up to the body and until the next chancellor was appointed, if a coalition government was first established.

A second issue was a general debate about the big coalition with the Social Democrats, though Overf Saltz will not have a role in the relevant consultations. This role is played by the party’s co -chair Lars Clningbail, who has widespread support within the party.

Friedrich Mertz’s telephone conversation with Lars Klingbil on Monday was preceded by a telephone conversation. This phone call was even rushed to the announcement of the official electoral results. Next week they will begin as everything officially shows the most targeted contacts for a major coalition government with the aim of defining the discussion framework. But it will not be an easy task.

Reservations and terms from the Social Democrats

The leader of the powerful youth of Social Democrats Philip Turmer expressed reservations about Friedrich Mertz’s sincerity that he wants to actually work with the Social Democrats, stressing that a great coalition is not something that can be composed of in the relevant decisions.

On the other hand, the Bavarian Christian Socialist Marcus Zender, from the Brotherhood of Christian Democrats, appeal, appealing to the Social Democrats for forming a government that will ensure stability: which is translated by many as a consensus.

Two fields in which disagreements are already identified. First, in terms of Friedrich Mertz’s rigorous immigration package, which has tried to pass recently to the German Parliament with the support of the far -right alternative to Germany. Second, in terms of loosening the bank’s constitutional rule. Friedrich Mertz has already opposed a hasty reform, excluding this in the near future.

Exemptions from the strict observance of the debt have already requested, for example, by Boris Pistorius, Minister of Defense and “strong” Social Democrats and Germany’s most popular politician, sending the message that cooperation with Friedrich Mertz does not mean.

And the outgoing leader of the KO. The Social Democrats Rolf Mesnich stressed that a party involvement in the government is not sure. The SPD, however, is for the time being, as he pointed out, the only democratic “alternative” for a future government of cooperation with the Christian Union, re -throwing Friedrich Mertz’s arrows for the recent support of his own “migratory package” of Christian Democrats in Parliament. From the alternative to Germany.