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Corona: Kiwis halten fest zusammen
International 5 Min. 14.10.2020 Aus unserem online-Archiv
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Corona: Kiwis halten fest zusammen

Am Samstag wird in Neuseeland gewählt. Premierministerin Jacinda Ardern wird ihren Posten voraussichtlich behalten.

Corona: Kiwis halten fest zusammen

Am Samstag wird in Neuseeland gewählt. Premierministerin Jacinda Ardern wird ihren Posten voraussichtlich behalten.
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In Neuseeland kann die Regierung in der Coronakrise schalten und walten, wie sie will: Die Bevölkerung trägt die Einschränkungen mit.
International 5 Min. 14.10.2020 Aus unserem online-Archiv
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Corona: Kiwis halten fest zusammen

In Neuseeland kann die Regierung in der Coronakrise schalten und walten, wie sie will: Die Bevölkerung trägt die Einschränkungen mit.
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