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News Article: Discussion on the Dismantling of the Welfare State in Germany

On August 23, a significant meeting took place in Remscheid, Solingen, and Wuppertal (Bergische Leagues) between Members of the German Bundestag from the Bergisches Land region and representatives of the Free Welfare Association. The meeting, titled "Current Dismantling of the Welfare State and its Societal Consequences," was a focused discussion on the impact of the dismantling of the Welfare State on society, particularly its effects on the "educational and social landscape."

Jürgen Hardt (CDU/CSU parliamentary group), Anja Liebert (Alliance 90/The Greens), Ingo Schäfer (SPD), and Helge Lindh (SPD) were among the Members of Parliament who attended the meeting. The meeting aimed to explore the societal consequences of the dismantling of the Welfare State and provide a platform for parliamentarians to discuss the challenges and potential solutions to the developments in the Free Welfare Association.

The agenda for the meeting included a wide-ranging discussion on societal consequences and potential countermeasures to these developments. The meeting was not limited to the Bergisches Triangle but encompassed the entire Free Welfare Association. The discussions during the meeting centered on the challenges facing the Free Welfare Association beyond the Bergisches Triangle.

The meeting provided an opportunity for the attending Members of the German Bundestag and members of the Free Welfare Association to exchange ideas and discuss the current state of the Welfare State in Germany. The meeting was a crucial step towards understanding the perspectives of the involved parties and finding solutions to address the impact of the dismantling of the Welfare State on society.

For specific insights into the positions of Liebert, Hardt, Schäfer, and Lindh, one would need to refer to their latest press releases, political statements, or parliamentary debates. However, for general information about the positions of politicians on social issues and how political decisions affect the social welfare, here is a brief overview:

General Considerations on Social Issues in Politics

Social Security: Politicians advocating for strong social security often emphasize the importance of comprehensive social benefits to improve the quality of life for citizens and reduce social inequalities.
Healthcare: Discussions on healthcare often focus on improving access to medical services and strengthening the healthcare system.
Poverty and Social Exclusion: Political measures aimed at combating poverty and social exclusion often include programmes to promote education and employment.
Family Policy: This includes measures to support families, such as parental leave or childcare services.

For more specific information on the positions of Liebert, Hardt, Schäfer, and Lindh, or for a detailed analysis on a particular topic, please let me know.