CDU's Kurt Wansner Uses Bus Stop Posters to Campaign Against Berlin Car-Free Initiative
In Berlin-Kreuzberg, CDU politician Kurt Wansner, 78, has been plastering bus stops with posters reading "Nein! zu 'Berlin autofrei'" as part of a campaign against the "Berlin autofrei" referendum. The posters, placed next to the green bus stop sign, include a link to the website verbieten-verboten.de. The initiative aims to gather signatures until February 8, 2025. Wansner, a lifelong Kreuzberg resident, is depicted in suit and tie, aggressively opposing the car-free proposal. The campaign is seen as a culture war over automobile use in the city.
Key facts
- Kurt Wansner is 78 years old.
- The posters say 'Nein! zu "Berlin autofrei"'.
- The website verbieten-verboten.de is part of the campaign.
- The bus stop was moved due to construction.
- The referendum is called 'Berlin autofrei'.
- The campaign is run by Berlin CDU and FDP.
- The deadline for the referendum is February 8, 2025.
- Wansner is described as an 'Ur-Kreuzberger'.
Entities
Institutions
- CDU
- FDP
- Berlin autofrei
Locations
- Berlin-Kreuzberg
- Berlin
- Germany