Berlin, Germany - SPD Chancellor candidate Martin Schulz (L), German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel (C) and chairman of the Bundestag SPD faction Thomas Hoppermann (R) are pictured prior to a meeting of the SPD faction before the vote for the election of the new President by the Federal Assembly at the Reichstag in Berlin, Germany on February 12, 2017. Presidential candidate Frank-Walter Steinmeier, 61, is certain to be voted as new President being the official candidate of the government parties CDU CSU and SPD and supported from FDP and Green party, against poverty researcher Christoph Butterwegge, nominated by the left party Die Linke and Albrecht Glaser, nominated by the far right party AfD (Alternative for Germany) Berlin Germany - ZUMAn230 20170212_zaa_n230_623
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February 12, 2017 - Berlin, Germany - SPD Chancellor candidate Martin Schulz (L), German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel (C) and chairman of the Bundestag SPD faction Thomas Hoppermann (R) are pictured prior to a meeting of the SPD faction before the vote for the election of the new President by the Federal Assembly at the Reichstag in Berlin, Germany on February 12, 2017. Presidential candidate Frank-Walter Steinmeier, 61, is certain to be voted as new President being the official candidate of the government parties CDU CSU and SPD and supported from FDP and Green party, against poverty researcher Christoph Butterwegge, nominated by the left party Die Linke and Albrecht Glaser, nominated by the far right party AfD (Alternative for Germany) Berlin Germany - ZUMAn230 20170212_zaa_n230_623
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