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After long negotiations, the federal government has agreed on a reform of long-term care insurance.
The government agrees on nursing care reform.
After long negotiations, the federal government agreed on a reform of nursing care insurance, as DIE ZEIT learned from government circles.
The article initially only mentions the agreement and refers to the previous negotiation process.
The specific content of the reform remains unclear for the time being.
DIE ZEIT will provide further details shortly.
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