Special envoy to Berlin, Rügen and Stralsund
Standing on their chairs, the young anti-vaccine and the "Querdenker", the "free-thinkers" against sanitary restrictions, loudly whistle the arrival of the Chancellor.
"
A little respect you idiots!"
a waiter from the Marktplatz loses his temper, chasing them away.
“
The Merkel is from us.
Someone do better for the country than she is! ”
Angela Merkel had already said goodbye to Stralsund.
She had not planned to get involved in the campaign of her party's candidate, the CDU, to succeed him.
The Chancellor only half-heartedly believed in Armin Laschet, who claims the legacy of a leader who has remained at the peak of her popularity as she prepares to step down.
Here she is back in her constituency, a few streets away from her office as a deputy, at the foot of the baroque red brick facade of Stralsund town hall, in the pouring rain.
Distanced in the polls by the Social Democratic candidate, Olaf Scholz, minister
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