Overview
- Delegates in Leipzig chose Henriette Held with 93.6% and Luis Bobga with 76.2% after farewells to Jette Nietzard and Jakob Blasel.
- The congress adopted a program for “radical redistribution” and social justice, with Bobga vowing to “turn the party back to the left.”
- Green party co-chair Felix Banaszak faced “Linksrutsch jetzt” chants and a “Bitte links abbiegen” banner during his greeting.
- Delegates declined to grant financial discharge to a previous national board, a move reported as preserving the option of legal steps.
- Nietzard’s turbulent tenure featured polarizing posts and fresh media reports alleging mobbing and abuse of power, which remain unresolved.