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The transcript outlines the CDU's firm stance against collaborating with the AfD, emphasizing no support for candidates reliant on AfD votes. It calls for SPD and Greens to propose a unifying candidate for Minister President. The CDU is open to constructive cooperation but warns that new elections may be necessary if stable conditions aren't achieved within the parliament.

What is the CDU's position regarding collaboration with the AfD?

• They are open to direct collaboration.

• They refuse any form of collaboration.

• They will collaborate only in emergencies.

• They are open to indirect collaboration.

Which parties does the CDU refuse to support in terms of candidates?

• AfD and SPD

• AfD and Left Party

• Left Party and Greens

• SPD and Greens

What does the CDU expect from the SPD and Greens?

• To support CDU candidates.

• To present a unifying candidate.

• To present a divisive candidate.

• To abstain from elections.

What is the CDU's approach if stable conditions cannot be achieved in parliament?

• They will form a coalition with the AfD.

• They will continue without changes.

• They will call for new elections.

• They will dissolve the parliament.

What is the CDU's readiness level for cooperation?

• They are not ready for cooperation.

• They are ready for destructive cooperation.

• They are ready for constructive cooperation.

• They are ready for limited cooperation.