Stig Östlund

lördag, september 21, 2013

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DER SPIEGEL

Germany is the world's fourth and Europe's largest economy. Its leader, Angela Merkel, has been named the world's most powerful woman by Forbes magazine.

The German parliament, the Bundestag,
 meets in the Reichstag in Berlin.


Germany's voting system is complicated, to the point that not even most Germans completely understand it. But it is one of the fairest around. Here is a brief explanation:

http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/german-election-system-explained-a-923243.html


Part 1: SPIEGEL ONLINE's Guide to German Political Parties

  • Part 2: Christian Democratic Union (CDU)


  • Part 3: Social Democratic Party (SPD)

  • Part 4: Free Democratic Party (FDP)

  • Part 5: Green Party

  • Part 6: Left Party

  • Part 7: Christian Social Union (CSU)

  • Part 8: The Pirate Party

  • Part 9: Alternative for Germany (AfD)




  • Visit our site on Sunday for full live coverage of the election starting at 5 p.m. and ending early Monday morning.
    Our coverage will include:

    • A live ticker of the latest news developments
    • Exit poll data (at 6 p.m.)
    • Early election-night forecasts
    • Official results
    • News

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