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In Germany, Merkel’s Party Faces Historic Election Losses After Shift in Nuclear Stance

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A shift to the Social Democrats and Greens in Germany's regional elections in 2011-2013

02/22/2011

Merkel and the Christian Democrats are not getting much credit for an improving economy, as many of the reforms date back to the government of the SDP's Gerhard Schroeder. The unpopularity of foreign minister Westerwelle of the Free Democrats in Germany's ruling coalition government.

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