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Angela Merkel: madame ms "Everyone madame ms gave their best." Elected Chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel, delivered the first speech in the voting polls closed shortly after the announcement of the first preliminary results. Final percentages will be presented Monday morning, but the party led by Merkel leads the standings in a considerable difference to the next party, the Social Democrat. Angela Merkel won the third term at the helm of the German Chancellery, according to preliminary results indicating support of 42% of the vote for the Christian Democrats (CDU). Conservative madame ms rival Social Democratic Party (SPD), is in second place, earning between 26 and 26.5% of the votes of the electorate. Speech "Iron Lady" at her party headquarters was a short, focused, interrupted only by prolonged applause of enthusiastic supporters. Chancellor expressed joy for "excellent results", which reminded voters due to start her speech. Merkel specifically thanked "friends of the Union", referring to his coalition with the Liberal Party, which however failed to pass the minimum threshold to enter the Bundestag. "Everyone gave their best," madame ms said Merkel. Further, the Chancellor stressed help young people who have supported her election campaign and recalled the important contribution of her husband, Joachim Sauer, who was not with her on stage, preferring to avoid the spotlight as usual already public. Integral bring Truth
German Media: Merkel firmament, caution the coalition T ţ take. Chancellor Angela Merkel's Triumph legislative elections are displayed in online media in Germany, while remaining cautious Sunday madame ms at around 22.00 GMT, on its potential future coalition, says AFP. "Merkel stronger than ever," madame ms said the tabloid Bild online edition, while asking, "is it as strong as Helmut Kohl? '. Like the other two conservative Chancellor, Konrad Adenauer and Helmut Kohl, Angela Merkel is the only one who managed to get three seats to lead Germany. "The winner is a masculine word, Angela Merkel invented female version" welcome center-left daily Süddeutsche Zeitung Bavarian, stressing that the party CDU Chancellor even flirted with an absolute majority in the Bundestag, the lower house of the German parliament. A result that only Adenauer managed to provide conservative, but Sunday night was uncertain. Therefore, Ms Merkel may be forced to form a coalition, madame ms most likely with the Social Democrats SPD. "It was in 1957: the peak power of Adenauer. 2013: is the peak power of Merkel. With these choices, he government, which is happening now, a new era: merkelismul "writes the newspaper. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper business, in turn welcomed the Conservative campaign strategy. "CDU and CSU / Bavarian branch / not supported on a program in this campaign, but a person: Chancellor. The calculation was just "highlight the title, adding" the last legislative, she gained so much credit that goes clear winner of these elections. " Berliner madame ms Zeitung tabloid headline: "Merkel paradise of 42%. Voters gave Chancellor a stunning victory "business daily Handelsblatt and summarize madame ms evening" What madness ", highlighting success and failure Chancellor liberal FDP party, Merkel's coalition partner the outgoing and for the first time in the history of the FRG, not will be represented in the Bundestag. The paper also gives attention to anti-euro party Alternative für Deutschland, which received 4.8% of votes at around 22.00 GMT, just eight months after its creation. "Losers of the FDP, the first tears began to flow and the members went, Alternative für Deutschland still hopes the 5% / needed to get members /. Union (CDU / CSU) was already drunk with happiness "Handelsblatt madame ms comment. Agerpres
Le Monde: "Triumph election to Merkel, but without an absolute majority in the Bundestag". Angela Merkel won a historic victory in German elections on September 22, and would get a third term as chancellor for four years, the newspaper notes. But its liberal ally - FDP, was expelled from parliament for the first time in the history of the Federal Republic, failing to reach the 5 percent of the vote, and that is because the obtained madame ms only 4.8 percent. Thus, logically,