The new chairman of the Munich CSU has been determined.
Bavaria's Justice Minister Georg Eisenreich (50) is the successor to Ludwig Spaenle.
Munich - Georg Eisenreich (50) is the new chairman of the Munich CSU.
The delegates of the district party conference elected Bavaria's Minister of Justice Thursday evening at Paulaner am Nockherberg as Ludwig Spaenle's successor.
The 60-year-old announced in September that he no longer wanted to compete and was elected honorary chairman yesterday.
Because of the pandemic, a party conference date was canceled at short notice in February.
The delegates elected the head of the city council parliamentary group Manuel Pretzl (45) as the successor to Eisenreich as party vice-president.
Eisenreich said of Spaenle's work: "It has been ten good years for the CSU Munich."
Munich CSU boss Eisenreich: “We can use smartphones and Schafkopf.
We can stream and meet up with regulars. "
With a view to the next local election, he wants to reorganize the CSU, it needs a basic program. "We take the time to do this, also because we are going to involve all levels and all members, organize events, and because there is a lot to discuss." The CSU leader wants to modernize the party work. A small streaming studio has already been set up in the district office. There are to be new event formats and activities in social media are to be expanded. Eisenreich: “We can use smartphones and Schafkopf. We can stream and get together. "
The situation for the CSU Munich in the Bundestag election year is not easy: Several constituencies threaten to break away and fall to the Greens.
In the CSU there are also debates to what extent an edgy, conservative course of the district association of the party in the city helps.
All parties are facing major challenges, especially the parties in the big city, said Eisenreich.
"As a people's party, we can and will give good and modern answers that have everyone in mind and not just interest groups." To scrap car without endangering prosperity.
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CSU district party convention in Paulaner am Nockherberg: Bavaria's Minister of Justice Georg Eisenreich (left) is the successor to Ludwig Spaenle.
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Of course, to whom the words were directed: “The Greens are ideological and anti-business.
They can't do that.
That's why we don't have to chase after the Greens. ”In the Bundestag election campaign, it is now important to work out what the differences are between the Greens and the CSU.
“At its core, the Greens are an ideological, anti-business and anti-social party.
The green project is an elitist project for people who can afford it. "
Without a change of leadership, or so it is at least planned, the district party conference of the CSU Upper Bavaria will take place tomorrow. Here the chairwoman Ilse Aigner is undisputed. There is only a scramble over the Vizes. The candidates for the four places are the ministers Michaela Kaniber, Kerstin Schreyer, the Berlin MP Reinhard Brandl and the two district administrators Siegfried Walch (Traunstein) and Martin Bayerstorfer (Erding). Internally, it is expected that only one of the two district administrators will get through. By consensus, Daniel Artmann from Rosenheim will also be installed as an additional vice for the Junge Union. The CSU's men / women quota will be met. One of the speakers at the Unterhachingen football stadium is Söder.
(ska / cd)