State elections in Saxony-Anhalt: Survey: Majority rejects central AfD demands
According to RTL and ntv, on 13 and 14
- Center-left2
- Center-right1
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Summary
16 percent support the statement that the recruitment of specialists "from foreign cultures" leads to problems and jeopardizes the well-being of patients, for example in the health and care sector. According to this, only 17 percent agreed with the statement that foreign doctors are often hardly suitable for treating German citizens properly because of “language difficulties” and “other cultural origins”. In the survey, only 24 percent agreed with the demand that teachers should no longer be allowed to discuss their own opinions when expressing opinions of students.
Furthermore, At the same time, there have been debates for weeks about the content and feasibility of their election programme. 31 percent supported additional complaint options for parents and students. 37 percent supported the demand to be able to use income from the church tax in the future only for personnel costs and the maintenance of buildings.
In addition, 44 percent supported the statement that the churches could not claim a special status by collecting the church tax and state benefits.
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Factual coreconfirmed by several independent voices
According to RTL and ntv, on 13 and 14.
reliability moderate2/2 sources16 percent support the statement that the recruitment of specialists "from foreign cultures" leads to problems and jeopardizes the well-being of patients, for example in the health and care sector.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAccording to this, only 17 percent agreed with the statement that foreign doctors are often hardly suitable for treating German citizens properly because of “language difficulties” and “other cultural origins”.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn the survey, only 24 percent agreed with the demand that teachers should no longer be allowed to discuss their own opinions when expressing opinions of students.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAt the same time, there have been debates for weeks about the content and feasibility of their election programme.
reliability moderate2/2 sources31 percent supported additional complaint options for parents and students.
reliability moderate2/2 sources37 percent supported the demand to be able to use income from the church tax in the future only for personnel costs and the maintenance of buildings.
reliability moderate2/2 sources44 percent supported the statement that the churches could not claim a special status by collecting the church tax and state benefits.
reliability moderate2/2 sources
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