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Westfalenpost Friedrich: Friedrich Merz speaks to journalists in Sauerland suddenly quotes are to be submitted

The article reports on an interview between politician Friedrich Merz and journalists in the Sauerland region, where Merz was unexpectedly asked to provide quotes beforehand. The piece highlights the unusual nature of this request and suggests potential implications for transparency and journalistic practices during political interviews.

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Westfalenpost Friedrich: Friedrich Merz speaks to journalists in Sauerland suddenly quotes are to be submitted

The article reports on an interview between politician Friedrich Merz and journalists in the Sauerland region, where Merz was unexpectedly asked to provide quotes beforehand. The piece highlights the unusual nature of this request and suggests potential implications for transparency and journalistic practices during political interviews.

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