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Germany: Protesters in giant Scholz and Altmaier masks condemn govt's climate policy in Berlin03:34
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A group of 10 people, including a pair wearing giant masks of Finance Minister Olaf Scholz and Economic Affairs Minister Peter Altmaier, protested against the German government's climate policies, outside the Chancellery in Berlin on Wednesday.

The demo was organised by Campact, a German NGO, and took place at 08:30 local time (06:30 GMT).

The event was organised to coincide with a cabinet meeting on the ruling coalition government's new emergency climate programme, which the demonstrators hold doesn't go far enough.

Germany: Protesters in giant Scholz and Altmaier masks condemn govt's climate policy in Berlin

Germany, Berlin
June 23, 2021 at 11:41 GMT +00:00 · Published

A group of 10 people, including a pair wearing giant masks of Finance Minister Olaf Scholz and Economic Affairs Minister Peter Altmaier, protested against the German government's climate policies, outside the Chancellery in Berlin on Wednesday.

The demo was organised by Campact, a German NGO, and took place at 08:30 local time (06:30 GMT).

The event was organised to coincide with a cabinet meeting on the ruling coalition government's new emergency climate programme, which the demonstrators hold doesn't go far enough.

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A group of 10 people, including a pair wearing giant masks of Finance Minister Olaf Scholz and Economic Affairs Minister Peter Altmaier, protested against the German government's climate policies, outside the Chancellery in Berlin on Wednesday.

The demo was organised by Campact, a German NGO, and took place at 08:30 local time (06:30 GMT).

The event was organised to coincide with a cabinet meeting on the ruling coalition government's new emergency climate programme, which the demonstrators hold doesn't go far enough.

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