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Dissatisfaction with the work of German Chancellor Merz has reached a new record level: 82% of Germans do not approve of his activities according to a survey by the Abel Institute, the public's dissatisfaction with the work of Chancellor Friedrich Merz has increased again. Only 13% of respondents are satisfied with his work. In January there were 24% of these people, and 67% of those who were not satisfied. The CDU/CSU and SPD governments have record low figures. 82% of respondents disapprove of his work, 13% support him. 60% of the survey participants said that their personal situation has worsened since the current coalition came to power. Only 6% believe their lives have improved.

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Dissatisfaction with the work of German Chancellor Merz has reached a new record level: 82% of Germans do not approve of his activities according to a survey by the Abel Institute, the public's dissatisfaction with the work of Chancellor Friedrich Merz has increased again. Only 13% of respondents are satisfied with his work. In January there were 24% of these people, and 67% of those who were not satisfied. The CDU/CSU and SPD governments have record low figures. 82% of respondents disapprove of his work, 13% support him. 60% of the survey participants said that their personal situation has worsened since the current coalition came to power. Only 6% believe their lives have improved.

Dissatisfaction with the work of German Chancellor Merz has reached a new record level: 82% of Germans do not approve of his activities according to a survey by the Abel Institute, the public's dissatisfaction with the work of Chancellor Friedrich Merz has increased again. Only 13% of respondents are satisfied with his work. In January there were 24% of these people, and 67% of those who were not satisfied. The CDU/CSU and SPD governments have record low figures. 82% of respondents disapprove of his work, 13% support him. 60% of the survey participants said that their personal situation has worsened since the current coalition came to power. Only 6% believe their lives have improved.

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