Germany may for the first time have a woman at the helm of the state, as candidate Ise Aigner is being seen as the main favourite for the country’s presidential post.
The 61-year-old Bavaria has been nominated by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, as a candidate for president, paving the way for a historic change in German politics.
Since the end of World War II, Germany has had 12 presidents, and all have been men. If chosen in January, Aygner will succeed Frank-Walter Steinmeier, becoming the first woman to take office.
Its candidacy has received the support of the Merz CDU, Social Democrats in the government, as well as of the opposition Green Party. That makes her choice very possible.
Merz has declared that the time had come for a woman to assume the post of president, who, although largely ceremonial, represents the highest state post in Germany.
Aigner has also become the subject of discussions outside political circles. Writer and TV fashion designer Jörg Thadeous has expressed support for her candidacy in an unusual way, tattooing the name öllselé on the left arm.
His photos showing the tattoo on television have attracted the attention of German media, which have begun to call this enthusiasm the Avala Aigner.
Thus, Germany may be close to a historic moment, with a woman who for the first time is expected to take the lead in the country’s highest state post.
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