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BackDGB ruft zu bundesweiten Kundgebungen für starken Sozialstaat auf
DGB ruft zu bundesweiten Kundgebungen für starken Sozialstaat auf
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DGB ruft zu bundesweiten Kundgebungen für starken Sozialstaat auf

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  • Rund 175.000 Menschen haben nach Angaben des DGB bei bundesweiten Kundgebungen für einen starken Sozialstaat und gegen geplante Kürzungen demonstriert.
  • Die größten Kundgebungen fanden in Nürnberg, Stuttgart, Frankfurt am Main und Hannover statt.
  • DGB-Chefin Yasmin Fahimi kritisierte geplante Änderungen bei Arbeitszeit und Rente.

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Der DGB organisiert bundesweite Kundgebungen gegen geplante Kürzungen im Sozialstaat und für den Erhalt von Arbeitszeit, Gesundheit und Rente.

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Bei bundesweiten Kundgebungen haben nach Angaben des Deutschen Gewerkschaftsbunds (DGB) rund 175.000 Menschen für einen starken Sozialstaat und gegen Kürzungen demonstriert. Unter dem Motto »Hart verdient! Deine Arbeit. Deine Gesundheit. Deine Rente.« gingen in 15 Großstädten Menschen auf die Straße. DGB-Chefin Yasmin Fahimi kritisierte in Essen unter anderem geplante Änderungen bei Arbeitszeit und Rente und warnte vor Kürzungen bei den Sozialversicherungen.

Die größten Kundgebungen gab es nach Polizeiangaben in Nürnberg mit 20.000 bis 25.000 Teilnehmern, Stuttgart mit 16.000, Frankfurt am Main mit 15.000 und Hannover mit rund 13.000. In Essen beteiligten sich demnach 12.000 Menschen, in Berlin 5.500. Auch in Hamburg, Kiel, Rostock, Magdeburg, Leipzig, Erfurt und Saarbrücken kamen jeweils Tausende zusammen.

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  • Der DGB wird weitere Kundgebungen organisieren, wenn die geplanten Änderungen nicht zurückgenommen werden.

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Open Questions

  • Welche konkreten Änderungen bei Arbeitszeit und Rente werden geplant?
  • Wie wird die Bundesregierung auf die Proteste reagieren?
  • Gibt es weitere Kundgebungen in den kommenden Tagen geplant?

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