Parties - Söder: Schäuble has rendered great services to Germany
Bavaria's Minister President Markus Söder (CSU) has paid tribute to the late former Bundestag President Wolfgang Schäuble for his political achievements. Schäuble had rendered great services to Germany as Federal Minister of the Interior, Chairman of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group, CDU Chairman and President of the Bundestag, among other things, Söder wrote on X, formerly Twitter, on Wednesday.
State Parliament President Ilse Aigner(CSU) announced that Schäuble's death meant the loss of a politician who had played a key role in shaping and influencing German and European politics for decades. "Thanks to his comprehensive expertise, determination and assertiveness, he was highly regarded as an influential and successful crisis manager," said Aigner in a statement.
Schäuble, who had been a CDU/CSU politician for many years, fell asleep peacefully at home with his family on Tuesday evening at the age of 81, the family announced on Wednesday.
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Markus Söder's tribute to Wolfgang Schäuble was shared on Twitter, expressing gratitude for Schäuble's services to Germany as a Bundestag President and various other roles within the CDU/CSU. The death of Schäuble, a long-time CDU/CSU politician, was announced by his family and was mourned by Ilse Aigner as the loss of a significant figure in German and European politics. Schäuble's expertise, determination, and assertiveness made him highly respected as a crisis manager. Similarly, Germany's Parties have expressed their condolences on Schäuble's passing. Markus Söder, being from Bavaria and a member of the CSU party, expressed his sentiments through a heartfelt message. These events took place in the context of the Bundestag and the political landscape of Germany, with prominent figures such as Wolfgang Schäuble and Ilse Aigner playing key roles.
Source: www.stern.de
