đź”´LIVE ab ca. 17.00 Uhr aus Magdeburg vom Domplatz
Landwirte und Bürger planen eine Protestkundgebung am 11. November in Magdeburg, um sofortige Neuwahlen in Deutschland zu fordern. Sie kritisieren die Regierung und fordern konkrete Maßnahmen zur Rettung von Wirtschaft und ländlichem Raum.
đź”´LIVE ab ca. 17.00 Uhr aus Magdeburg vom Domplatz
Landwirte und Bürger planen eine Protestkundgebung am 11. November in Magdeburg, um sofortige Neuwahlen in Deutschland zu fordern. Sie kritisieren die Regierung und fordern konkrete Maßnahmen zur Rettung von Wirtschaft und ländlichem Raum.
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