Bundestag podcast series: Carmen Wegge from Berlin – Starnberg

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Who would have thought that: if you want a good seat in the plenary hall of the Bundestag, you simply have to put the files on the table in good time. Carmen Wegge calls this pattern of action “Mallorca mentality” in the second episode of the SZ audio project “From Starnberg to Berlin”. In it, the newly elected SPD MP reports in an entertaining slam text from the constituent meeting. “Something stirs in the high house” is the title of the almost three-minute contribution by the 32-year-old lawyer, which can be heard both here in the digital edition and on the homepage. It is about how the Bundestag deals with untested members, about knowledge, satisfaction and enthusiasm. But also about humility.

Carmen Wegge, SPD

Is it allowed to sit down anywhere in the plenary hall and is there a dress code? Carmen Wegge has answers.

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At the beginning it was about forbidden sneakers in the plenary hall.

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