The rumors come from Germany they are sensational. We are talking about Olaf Scholz, the Chancellor, whose government is in the matter: The polls are in favor of him, three quarters of Germans are against him. Then the country finds itself in recession and enters a spiral of economic crisis that seems insoluble. And with very serious consequences,
But that is not all. As Repubblica writes, his SPD party apparently continues to support Scholz. But many fear, or perhaps hope, that something else could overwhelm his government. force him to resign. The hypothesis is also confirmed by the fact that the name of the successor has already been mentioned, apparently behind closed doors: all clues lead to the Minister of Defense. Boris Pistorius. In all surveys he is the most popular politician in Germany after Federal President Steinmeier.
What could overwhelm Scholz? The answer is always Repubblica, which reports on the ugly rumors circulating in the Bundestag: The danger comes from Vladimir Putin's Russia. “Two German parliamentary sources whisper into muffled microphones that the only name the Social Democratic Chancellor has to fear is this one Jan Masalekthe former prodigy of German finance who suddenly became jointly responsible for the worst financial scandal in history: Wirecard” writes Repubblica.
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Marsalek is the former operations manager of Wirecard, a German Paypal company that Scholz supported for years as finance minister. It's a shame that suspicion then arose: Marsalek was a spy on behalf of Moscow. And when Wirecard fails, Marsalek vanishes into thin air, just as two billion euros disappear. A total failure of the federal government at the time with Angela Merkel as Chancellor. But not only that: “The point is that in 2020, a few weeks after the mysterious disappearance in Germany, Masalek reappears in Moscow, according to some journalistic rumors. He is now wanted by Interpol, but according to various investigations he is under the protective wings of the FSB secret service,” Repubblica adds. So many elements and just as many suspicions, in short. The perfect storm that could soon sweep over Olaf Scholz away.
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