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Hubertus Heil ist früherer Arbeitsminister der SPD und hat sich entschieden, beim Parteitag Mitte Januar in Bremen für den Parteivorsitz zu kandidieren.
Berlin. Der frühere Arbeitsminister Hubertus Heil will SPD-Parteivorsitzender werden. Er habe sich entschieden, beim Parteitag Mitte Januar in Bremen zu kandidieren, schreibt der 54-Jährige in einem dreiseitigen Brief an die Landesverbände und den Parteivorstand, der der Deutschen Presse-Agentur vorliegt. Zuerst hatten die ARD und die „Bild“ darüber berichtet.
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Hubertus Heil wird beim SPD-Parteitag Mitte Januar in Bremen für den Parteivorsitz kandidieren.
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Hubertus Heil is running for the SPD chairmanship at the party conference in Bremen in January. Lars Klingbeil, Manuela Schwesig and Anke Rehlinger are also being traded, while the SPD wants to re-elect the entire party leadership.

Former Labor Minister Hubertus Heil wants to become SPD party leader and is running at the party conference in Bremen in mid-January. This emerges from a three-page letter to the regional associations and the party executive committee, which is available to the Süddeutsche Zeitung.
According to “Bild”, Hubertus Heil is running for the SPD party chairmanship and is throwing competition at Lars Klingbeil. In a three-page letter, the 54-year-old complains about the party's lack of profile and sees this as the reason for the poll numbers of 14 percent.

The former Federal Labor Minister Hubertus Heil is officially running for the SPD chairmanship and is thus positioning himself for a separation of party and government office.
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