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    Germany -The Elections - and Turkey

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    Few days ago the Sovialist Party of Germany was defeated in and lost its influence in the North Rhine-Westphalia is and they are in a desperate position right now.As a result the German Chancellor, Gerhard Schroeder, anounced that , after this result he will ask from the German Parliament a vote of confidence and if he fails , there will be an election sometime around Semptember of 2005.
    Everything leads to the conclusion that the elections will take place , since the Chancelor beleives that the nation needs to decide if they still beleive support the Red-Green party or not.
    In the elections the Socialist Party will be defeated and replaced by the conservative Christian Democrat's party.
    What is worth to be noted is that ,unlike the Socialist Party,the Christian Democrat's are against Turkey's accesion in the E.U.
    I don't know if this is going to have positive or negative effects regarding Armenia , but i beleive that the E.U. negotiations with Turkey ,at October 2005, will have only positive reflects on Armenia.
    Germany removed the word ''Genocide'' from the school curriculum , after the heavy pressure of the Turkish state at January.
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    Although at April 21 Germany officaly stated that they ''partly through approval and through failure to take effective preventive measures there was
    a German co-responsibility for this Genocide''    .(Gernot Erler,the Social Democratic (SPD) Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister).
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    Anyway my conclusion is that it will be safe for the Armenian interests to have the conservative Christian Democratic party in power.
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    Interesting I heard about this too. I think whatever happens it should all go in the general direction of being beneficial to Armenia. Germans are a pretty decent people overall, and maybe good things will come from this change.

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