This decision the leader of the Christian Democratic Union took in order to put an end to the political crisis in the country. As reported on Monday morning, November 27, Radio Liberty, citing the words of the representative of the CDU, Danielp Gunther, there is a firm intention to have an effective government.

After a four-hour meeting of the leaders of the Union that took place in Berlin against the backdrop of the lawmakers' attempt to form a coalition after the September 24 election, he explained that the social poll confirms that 52% of Germans support a "big coalition".

In turn, Merkel assured that she also does not support the initiative of holding new elections in the country, since people have already voted. I absolutely do not support the request to vote again, if we can not do anything with the results.

Recall that following the results of the September 24 elections, the CDU / CSU block won 246 seats in the German parliament, gaining 32.

9%, the Social Democratic Party of Germany - 153 seats with 20.5%, the right-populist "Alternative for Germany" won 94 seats with 12.6%, the Free Democratic Party - 80 seats with 10.7%, "Left" got 69 seats with 9.2%, "Green" scored 8.9% of the vote and 67 seats.

As reported by URA-Inform, the negotiations between the CDU, the Christian-Social Union, the "green" and the "Free Democratic Party" on the creation of the coalition, previously called "Jamaica", lasted about four weeks, but did not bring results.