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BERLIN — A prominent German politician was found dead in a Berlin hotel on Wednesday, police said, adding they had launched an investigation. The cause of death of Hubert Aiwanger, 55, who was deputy leader of southern Bavaria state, was not immediately clear. Police in the capital said in a statement he was “found dead in his hotel room” in the Berlin-Mitte district. READ: Ex-adviser to S. Korea’s Yoon found dead amid sexual assault allegations Police and prosecutors had opened a probe to…
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The Guardian3h ago
Police and prosecutors open investigation into death of the 55-year-old Bavarian state deputy…
OriginalThe Guardian3h ago
Police and prosecutors open investigation into death of the 55-year-old Bavarian state deputy…
OriginalThe deputy premier of the German state of Bavaria and leader of the small conservative Free Voters party, Hubert Aiwanger, died suddenly on Wednesday, the head of the state government said.
OriginalAiwanger was Bavaria's Economy Minister and the chairman of the right-wing populist Free Voters party. The circumstances surrounding his death are still unclear.
OriginalAiwanger was Bavaria's Economy Minister and the chairman of the right-wing populist Free Voters Party. The circumstances surrounding his death are still unclear.
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