German opposition leaders have welcomed the news regarding a snap election set for February 23, marking a swift response to the coalition's collapse, reflecting their desire for a functioning government.
Christian Merz stated, 'We have agreed to propose to the Federal President that February 23, 2025 should be the next election date for the elections of the 21st German Bundestag.' This highlights the push for a quicker electoral process.
CSU parliamentary group leader Alexander Dobrindt emphasized, 'For us, the primary goal was Germany needs a government capable of acting,' indicating a collective urgency among opposition parties.
Far-right AfD co-party leader Alice Weidel expressed dissatisfaction with the timing, urging for an even earlier confidence vote, calling it 'another few days of theatre'.
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