Franz Müntefering: Perbedaan antara revisi

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[[image:Muente.jpg|thumb|right|Franz Müntefering, 2004]]
[[image:Franz muentefering crop.jpg|thumb|right|Franz Müntefering, 2005]]
 
'''Franz Müntefering''' (lahir [[16 Januari]] [[1940]]) adalah politisi [[Jerman]] dan mantan ketua [[Partai Sosial Demokrat Jerman]] (SPD: ''Social Democratic Party''). Sejak [[22 November]] [[2005]], ia menjabat [[Menteri Perburuhan dan Sosial]] dan [[Wakil Kanselir]] pada kabinet [[Angela Merkel]].
 
Ia lahir di [[Neheim]] (sekarang bagian dari [[Arnsberg]]) dan bergabung dengan SPD pada [[1966]]. Ia juga seorang anggota [[Bundestag]] dari [[1975]] hingga [[1992]] dan sejak [[1998]]; dari [[1995]] hingga 1998 ia adalah anggota Landtag (parlemen negara) untuk [[North Rhine-Westphalia]].<!--
 
HeIa juga wasseorang ''Bundesgeschäftsführer'' (executivedirektur directoreksekutif) of the SPD frompada 1995 toperiode [[1995]]-[[1998,]] anddan afterpernah holdingmenjabat brieflyMenteri theTransportasi postdan ofKonstruktsi Ministerpada ofkabinet TransportationPerdana and Construction in the first cabinetMenteri [[Gerhard Schröder|Schröder]] heyang pertama. <!--He was the first to hold the new post of general secretary from [[1999]] to [[2002]], and thereafter became leader of the SPD fraction in the Bundestag. In February [[2004]] he was designated to succeed Chancellor Gerhard Schröder as party chairman in March 2004.
 
In April [[2005]], Müntefering criticized the market economy of Germany and proposed more state involvement to promote economic justice. In this speech, he described private equity firms as "locusts". He subsequently published a "locust list" of companies, which he circulated within the SPD [http://service.spiegel.de/cache/international/0,1518,354733,00.html]. This began a debate which has dominated the national news, being the subject of front-page articles and covered on the main television news broadcasts nearly every day. Müntefering's suggestions have been criticized by employers and many economists, but have met with popular support (up to 75% in some opinion polls).