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After the Left Party's victory in the Berlin elections with 25.7%, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced his intention to issue a federal law to prevent the nationalization or transfer of private housing company assets to public ownership. The law aims to protect private property, based on legal drafts, in response to a public referendum in Berlin in which 59% of voters supported transforming major real estate holdings into public property. Although the party supports the idea, the law faces opposition from the real estate sector and economic groups. Additionally, Article 15 of the German Constitution complicates the matter, as it permits the transfer of property for social purposes under specific conditions, which could lead to legal disputes between Berlin and the federal government. If the conflict persists, it may end up in the courts, highlighting significant political and legal challenges surrounding the implementation of the electoral promise within the context of federal disagreements.
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