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Giffey and Saleh go on a red-red-green Senate confrontation course
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Giffey and Saleh are running for office as president at a state party conference on October 31.
Source: dpa / Wolfgang Kumm
At the end of October, Franziska Giffey and Raed Saleh want to assume the presidency of the Berlin SPD. In doing so, they keep their distance from the city’s red-red-green Senate. Especially when it comes to left-wing extremism, they want to show their position.
reappointed the Berlin SPD state presidents Franziska Giffey and Raed Saleh, and they distinguished themselves from the current red-red-green senate politics on key points. In an interview with the “Tagesspiegel”, they demand, among other things, the merger of the previously separated areas of construction and housing with mobility and traffic to form a large urban administration, whose management the SPD wants to assume:
Also in domestic and economic politics, Giffey and Saleh stay away from the Greens and the left. For example, the former district mayor of Neukölln, Giffey, announced an ideology-free policy for the middle of society: “We are developing a pragmatic and citizen-oriented program.”
Looking at the scene around Rigaer Strasse in Friedrichshain and the different attitudes towards it in the coalition, Giffey demands: “We have to speak clear language with left-wing extremism and clearly show the limits.
Anyone loitering around town, staining everything, breaking windows, setting cars on fire, injuring people, cannot justify this by campaigning for fair rents or affordable housing. “Giffey and Saleh want to coin a” concept of social democratic security “:” We create security for those who cannot buy. “
Giffey and Saleh, who are running for office together at a party state congress on October 31, are making a clear commitment to free economic development in the context of coalition disputes: “Our signal, our message to the economics is: we are very welcome, ”says Saleh, who has been the leader of the SPD parliamentary group in the Berlin House of Representatives since 2011.
