ARD election arena: nurse confronts Baerbock with her problem - she announces three steps

Annalena Baerbock may be confronted with critical questions on Monday.

The Chancellor candidate of the Greens is a guest in the ARD election arena.

Update from September 6, 9:25 p.m

.: How does Baerbock want to make it possible to afford climate protection, a mother wanted to know from the Green Chancellor candidate.

Baerbock emphasized wanting to bring "climate protection and social justice" together.

It is not about banning driving, especially in the country one is dependent on the car.

As far as the promotion of electric cars is concerned, the Green politician would like to relieve people with lower incomes in particular.

There should be a corresponding premium for e-cars.

In addition, local public transport must be expanded significantly in order to alleviate dependence on motor vehicles.

ARD election arena: Baerbock wants to adhere to the speed limit - "I will campaign for that"

Update from September 6th, 8:59 p.m

.: Annalena Baerbock wants to campaign for a speed limit of 130 kilometers per hour on German motorways in the event of government participation, despite many reservations. “This is something I'll stand up for,” she replied when asked by a sales representative. A speed limit also brings more road safety. "You need rules in society, just as we have rules on the football field," said Baerbock, defending the Greens' call for a speed limit. "Even with red we all stop."

The Chancellor candidate of the Greens did not accept the objection of the questioner that a speed limit would be dealt with by itself with an increased volume of e-cars because energy would have to be saved because of the batteries.

There are now batteries with a range of 700 kilometers.

"Therefore, in my opinion, it will not regulate itself," said the Greens chairman.

ARD election arena: Young nurse confronts Baerbock - "were only applauded and cheered"

Update from September 6, 8:32 p.m

.: Annalena Baerbock was confronted with critical questions from a young nurse at the beginning of the ARD

election arena

. "We were applauded and cheered (

during the corona pandemic, ed.

), But absolutely nothing has changed in terms of care," complained a 23-year-old geriatric nurse. She wanted to know from the Green Chancellor candidate what she would do specifically for care.

Baerbock thanked them "warmly" for their work during the pandemic and announced that the topic had a high priority in green politics. She announced three steps: In terms of working hours, you have to come to a 35-hour week. In addition, "significant wage increases" and a new personnel key are needed. Nurses shouldn't be responsible for too many patients. According to her own statement, the 23-year-old is responsible for 30 patients. “That's when the patient goes under. You want to be there for people, but that is not the case. "

The next questioner also works in nursing and confronted Baerbock with the question of how the nursing staff can be specifically relieved.

Baerbock replied that one also had to look abroad.

Permits would have to be issued more quickly.

"We need more specialists in nursing."

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Annalena Baerbock as a guest in the ARD election arena.

The Chancellor candidate of the Greens had to ask critical questions.

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ARD election arena: Baerbock faces the audience - will it be as heated as 2017 with Merkel?

First report from September 6th

: Lübeck - The election campaign is

entering

the hot phase.

20 days before the federal election *, Green Chancellor candidate Annalena Baerbock * is a guest in the ARD election arena.

The show focuses on viewer questions.

What moves the people in the country?

How does Baerbock react to the concerns of the citizens?

In the 75-minute broadcast from the Kulturwerft in Lübeck, the Green candidate answers questions from the population.

Bundestag election: Annalena Baerbock as guest in the "ARD election arena"

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Green Chancellor candidate Annalena Bearbock on the edge of the TV triell.

Now she is in the ARD election arena

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In 2005 the “ARD election arena” celebrated its premiere and is now taking place for the fifth time in a federal election.

Once again, according to the broadcaster, it is about "putting the concerns, problems and concerns of the citizens at the center." the pollster chosen by infratest dimap.

The election arenas will be moderated by Andreas Cichowicz, NDR editor-in-chief, and Ellen Ehni, WDR editor-in-chief.

After Baerbock, SPD Chancellor candidate Olaf Scholz * (September 7th) and Armin Laschet * from the Union (September 15th) also have their say.

ARD election arena: When a young nurse buttoned the Chancellor

Andreas Cichowicz sees the ARD election arena as a “tried and tested and balanced form of decision support as to who should move into the Chancellery.” Because “Politicians and those eligible to vote meet directly.

That is lived democracy and strengthens political participation ”.

Ellen Ehni emphasizes "special moments" due to the direct exchange.

Before the last election there was a passionate debate between Chancellor Angela Merkel and a young nurse.

The 21-year-old Alexander Jorde read the riot act to the CDU politician.

In the broadcast, the trainee said, referring to the Basic Law, that the dignity of people in hospitals and care facilities has been "violated a thousand times over".

The nurses are overloaded and responsible for too many patients. 

Strong words!

Nursing trainee Alexander Jorde buttons the Chancellor at the #Wahlarena.

https://t.co/narIH3gGv2

- ARD Online (@ARDde) September 12, 2017

The topic is now - four years later - more topical than ever.

The

coronavirus pandemic

* revealed the sometimes dramatic situation in the care professions.

The pandemic policy may also play a role in the evening when Annalena Baerbock will be a guest in the ARD election arena.

In this text we will keep you up to date on the most important aspects of your TV appearance.

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