Thomas Kutschaty, SPD leader in North Rhine-Westphalia and top candidate for the upcoming state elections, continues to see the Berlin traffic light alliance as a model for North Rhine-Westphalia.
“What works in Berlin can also work in NRW.
But who knows, maybe in the end it will be enough for a two-party alliance, ”said Kutschaty of the“ Rheinische Post ”.
However, from his point of view, one should “not talk so much about coalitions” at such an early stage.
Düsseldorf - "We are three different parties," he added.
In earlier traffic light negotiations in other federal states, Kutschaty had already shown himself to be open to such a three-way alliance in North Rhine-Westphalia.
In the interview, he highlighted overlaps with both parties: "Many topics that we are currently discussing in the Bund with the Greens and the FDP also play a role in North Rhine-Westphalia - and we are currently getting good results in Berlin." For example in education policy represent the NRW-FDP with the introduction of a social index and the talent schools in disadvantaged neighborhoods social democratic approaches.
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With a view to the upcoming election of Hendrik Wüst (CDU) as Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia, Kutschaty was excited to see whether Wüst would also reshape the cabinet.
The previous government under Laschet had "weaknesses in one or the other minister," said Kutschaty.
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The first thing he expected from Wüst was a government statement on his plans for North Rhine-Westphalia.
He also has to introduce his team.
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