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Alemania podría repetir gobierno democristiano-socialdemócrata

El SPD cede a pedidos de integrar próximo gabinete de Ángela Merkel

Chairman of Germany's Social Democrats, SPD, Martin Schulz speaks to journalists during a news conference in Berlin, Germany, Friday, Nov. 24, 2017. Schulz told reporters that his center-left party is willing to meet with other parties to discuss "very openly what contribution the SPD can make to forming a new government." (Kay Nietfeld/dpa via AP)
Chairman of Germany's Social Democrats, SPD, Martin Schulz speaks to journalists during a news conference in Berlin, Germany, Friday, Nov. 24, 2017. Schulz told reporters that his center-left party is willing to meet with other parties to discuss "very openly what contribution the SPD can make to forming a new government." (Kay Nietfeld/dpa via AP) Agencia AP
Chairman of Germany's Social Democrats, SPD, Martin Schulz speaks to journalists during a news conference in Berlin, Germany, Friday, Nov. 24, 2017. Schulz told reporters that his center-left party is willing to meet with other parties to discuss "very openly what contribution the SPD can make to forming a new government." (Kay Nietfeld/dpa via AP) (Agencia AP)

Berlín. Alemania dio un paso el viernes para salir de la crisis luego de que el líder de los socialdemócratas renunció a su oposición de participar en una alianza con Ángel Merkel para formar gobierno.

El anuncio lo hizo el líder del SPD, Martin Schulz, al día siguiente de un encuentro con el presidente alemán, Frank-Walter Steinmeier (socialdemócrata), y una reunión con cuadros del partido, algunos de los cuales reclamaron mayor flexibilidad a su dirigente.

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