Demands on Merz Government: Central German State Leaders Insist on Pension After 45 Contribution Years
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The prime ministers of Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia are demanding that the federal government maintain the pension without deductions after 45 contribution years. They also call for co-payments in long-term care to consider individual financial capacity and for reforms to include differences between East and West Germany.
Source: tagesschau.de
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