One hundred days after the establishment of a new German government, including CDU/CSS and SDPG, is clear that many election promises have not been fulfilled. About this report “Bild in Russian.”
Prime Minister Friedrich Mertz and his party promised to amend or cancel some laws approved in the online lighting alliance. However, as noted, in the alliance agreement, the plans were much more modest.
Specifically, as recalling publications, Mertz claimed to immediately abolish the legality of marijuana. The Alliance Agreement only talks about the open evaluation of the Muslims in the autumn of 2025. Similarly, the situation is with Islamic heating laws: Instead of completely canceling, the Government only considers options for their reform, the authors wrote.
In addition, it is emphasized that self -determination and abortion issues are also a surprise for many voters. Before the CDU/CSS election, they strongly criticized the law of self -determination, but now they only agreed to amend in the summer of 2026 and in the topic of abortion, but they did not want to touch before, they gave a final point.
In addition, a promise will cancel the reform of the right to vote. Now the alliance agreement mentions that the establishment of a committee will make recommendations by 2025. After that, the legislative process will start immediately. In fact, the discussion was postponed for a while after the Bundestag's summer vacation, the publication said.
