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German would-be coalition allies reach deal on Europe, #SPD says

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Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives and their would-be coalition partners, the Social Democrats (SPD), have concluded their talks on Europe with an agreement to invest more in the eurozone and end austerity, SPD chief Martin Schulz (pictured) said, writes Paul Carrel.

“Today we have completed the consultations in the field of Europe,” Schulz said on social media on Monday, adding that the agreement included: “More investment, an investment budget for the eurozone and an end of forced austerity!”

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