Could a Green Party chancellor lead Germany?
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Anna Baerbock will run in the coming election, and polls suggest there is rising support for the Greens as climate concerns mount.
Berlin, Germany – The German Green Party has announced that Annalena Baerbock, its co-leader, will be its candidate to replace Angela Merkel as chancellor ahead of elections in September. “Now begins a new chapter for our party, and if we do it well, for our country,” she told reporters on Monday. Baerbock has called for a political renewal that will meet the challenges posed by a warming planet and deliver prosperity to all Germans, from poor single-parent families to industrial workers.
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