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Jurgen Trittin steps down after seven years

ENDS Europe
Tuesday 22 November 2005

German environment minister Jürgen Trittin left office on Tuesday after holding the post for seven years and putting a large personal stamp on national and even EU environmental policy making. Mr Trittin is succeeded by Social Democrat Sigmar Gabriel under a new coalition of the main centre-left and centre-right parties led by Angela Merkel (EED 09/11/05).

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