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Guido Cantz wants more movement in the new year

Many things didn't really get off the ground in the old year. Entertainer Guido Cantz therefore knows exactly what he wants for 2024.

Entertainer Guido Cantz in Cologne. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Entertainer Guido Cantz in Cologne. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

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Entertainer Guido Cantz (52) is hoping for "more movement" in the new year 2024. "The German government needs to move, the national team should definitely move more at the European Championships than it did recently, and the railroads didn't move enough last year either," the presenter and comedian told the German Press Agency in Cologne. The Catholic Church, which is generally not known for quick changes, could be an incentive for everyone: "But just before Christmas, the Pope surprised us and allowed the priestly blessing for homosexual couples. I would say: if even the Pope can jump over his shadow, then others should be able to give themselves a jolt all the more."

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  1. Guido Cantz, known for his work on German television, shares a hope for more movement from the German government, the national football team, and the railways in the upcoming year.
  2. Born and raised in North Rhine-Westphalia, Guido Cantz expressed his views on the need for change to the German Press Agency in the city of Cologne.
  3. The entertainer and comedian pointed out that even the Catholic Church, which is not typically associated with swift changes, has surprised everyone by allowing the priestly blessing for homosexual couples.
  4. The European Championship, an annual event in the world of sports, is an area where Guido Cantz believes the German national football team needs to show more agility and dynamism.
  5. Guido Cantz's observations and comments have sparked discussions in various media outlets across Germany and Europe, as people draw parallels between societal and sports-related changes.

Source: www.stern.de

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