ドイツのアンゲラ=メルケル(Angela Merkel)首相はキリスト教民主同盟（CDU）の大統領(党首)選挙で98%の投票を獲得し競争相手無し！
Merkel no tiene rival
La canciller alemana es el gran (y único) activo de los democristianos en los comicios de 2013 La CDU lidera los sondeos, pese a su desgaste en las ciudades
Juan Gómez Berlín 30 DIC 2012 - 18:37 CET
Merkel is unrivaled
The German Chancellor is the great (and only) active Democrats in the elections of 2013 the CDU leads the polls, despite its wear in the cities
Juan Gomez Berlin 30 DIC 2012 - 18:37 CET
The triumphal march of Angela Merkel in his seventh election as head of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) earlier this month had its political memento mori: shortly before the Christian Democrats as the party president confirmed with 98% of votes , Merkel knew she had just lost the mayorship of Karlsruhe. Amid the apotheosis of Merkel's December 3, losing twenty first German city in population seemed small matter for a party that prepares the election year 2013 as a walk presidential head of government. His great popularity and undisputed leadership training deparan to excellent results in the sampling of likely voters. The CDU, it became clear in the House of Hanover, is Merkel. But the party has little else to offer and is losing on all other fronts, especially in the city: the 21 largest German cities, the Democrats only have the mayors of Düsseldorf, Dresden and Wuppertal.
The CDU has not only lost again fiefdoms old Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) as Hamburg, Duisburg or the Land North Rhine-Westphalia, the SPD governed today by parenthesis after some years, but also beat a retreat in their own strongholds.
Six weeks before the SPD won in Karlsruhe for the first time in over forty years, the CDU was defeated in Stuttgart. Running out of political and industrial capital of Baden-Württemberg, the German Southwest prosperous heart, is too big. The land itself was a strategic location of the CDU for more than six decades, but since 2011 governing Winfried Kretschmann Green. Five minutes from the palace gardens where stands the Landtag (regional parliament), the tower will Consistory oblong in January to veteran political hands ecologist Fritz Kuhn. Loss of Parliament and mayor in Stuttgart illustrates the double declining CDU in the Länder and in capitals.
Political scientist Gerd Langguth, Democrat and former leader famous biographer of Merkel, Chancellor believes that "you can not sleep at all quiet, but quieter than others." Chancellor continues to govern his party with an iron fist and showed it with the 98% "worthy of the German Democratic Republic or the socialist Bulgaria." The Democrats do not question Merkel, because they promise a new victory in 2013 and "see no need for succession" continues Langguth. But for a while now have nothing more to offer than "Merkel, Merkel and Merkel".
The chancellor has turned to the relationship between the CDU and its voters: if at the time of Helmut Kohl was voted to the CDU despite its unattractive head, the perception is just the opposite. Do not forget, Langguth says, "today most German social is to the left of center."
The set of the CDU is not over the social democratization of impregnating undertaken by Merkel since he was about to lose the 2005 election with a much more liberal than their policies. In cities, the Christian Democratic Union is seen "as too conservative even for the wealthy bourgeois." The closer, the more right it seems.
It is striking the citizen and bourgeois unstoppable advance of the Greens, which, ironically Langguth, "is a party to be able to afford." Their environmental and social policies are more expensive than the alternative offered by liberal German Democratic Party (FDP) and the CDU, but the burghers of Stuttgart and Karlsruhe, nurseries before conservatives in one of the richest regions of Germany and technologically advanced, vote for the Greens as that there is a kind of luxury.
The first Democrat voices alarm at this development occurred a year and half ago, when the very Merkel declared that "the big city is a subject" important to the party. The political scientist Viola Neu, Democrat Konrad Adenauer Foundation, clarified in the monthly magazine Cicero that "since 1946, the CDU has its strongholds in rural areas." Social structures change rapidly in big cities like Berlin, "they are a very tough nut to crack" for the party. The paradox is that this development does not affect either the Chancellor own in cities. It remains the most popular leader and over 40% in voting intentions at the head of the Christian Democratic lists.
Militants seek solutions. On one side are those who want to attack the left on their own ground: in Hannover, a group of 13 parliamentarians from the CDU has submitted a proposal for tax purposes equate civil unions between same sex with traditional marriages. For a happy Merkel much needed business cards before conservative critics, did not prosper. On the other hand, many Democrats are mourning the loss of almost all values in the right-wing party. But the CDU remains a government formation, pineapple makes leaders more efficiently than rivals the Social Democratic Party, a much more ideological training.
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