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Sigmar Gabriel
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Sigmar Gabriel's Votrameter is negative and that is something you should really be worried about. Read also Sigmar positive things done and find out if Gabriel is worth leading. The Users of Votra thinks Sigmar is bad and you should not vote her/him. Check the positive things done as well or help to bring good thinks to light from Gabriel. He/She is born on 12 szept 1959 and active in Germany, Berlin as vice chancellor. Sigmar Gabriel has in total 431 news splited in 394 News, 22 Pozitív, 14 Negatív, 1 Megvalósitás, 0 Vádak and 0 Ítéletek. The most active category is News. Sigmar Gabriel is mostly active in News and Kormányzati szerep.Hírek
2016.09.20 - Forrás: 90% - Kormányzati szerep
Canadian Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland issued a joint statement alongside German Economic Affairs Minister Sigmar Gabriel that sang the praises of the agreement, ...
The Future of FTAs: Reconciling Free Trade and Sustainable ....
2016.09.20 - Forrás: 80% - Gazdaság
Earlier this summer, the German trade minister Sigmar Gabriel declared the negotiation on the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) as failed and not worthy of being continued.
2016.09.20 - Forrás: 95% - Kormányzati szerep
Sigmar Gabriel; Suzanne Lynch; European Council; Read More. Brexit causing deep concern in US over trade deals, says EU envoy; EU-US free-trade talks have failed ...
2016.09.20 - Forrás: 75% - Élelmezés & mezőgazdaság
... as "clearly unbalanced" and his government refrained support for continuing the talks while German Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel believed the ...
2016.09.20 - Forrás: 80% - Kormányzati szerep, Gazdaság
Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland issued a joint statement alongside German Economic Affairs Minister Sigmar Gabriel that sang the praises of the ...
2016.09.20 - Forrás: 75% - Kormányzati szerep
Chancellor Angela Merkel and her Deputy Sigmar Gabriel must urgently turn their fine words into hard actions. This post first appeared on HuffPost Germany.
