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Steffen Bilger: Friedrich Merz wollte eine andere Verkehrspolitik. Kann er sie liefern?

Der Spiegel5 November 2026, 11:03 UTC

Von Verkehrsminister Steffen Bilger erwartet Kanzler Friedrich Merz schnelle Ergebnisse. Was hat er in seinen ersten 100 Tagen im Amt erreicht?

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