Merkel doesn't want new elections, wants coalition with SPD.

Chancellor Angela Merkel returned to her earlier remarks about the new elections Saturday, saying it was “just wrong” to ask the German people to vote again.

Speaking at the regional conference of Mecklenburg-Pomenrone Democratic Christian Party “of the Low, Merkel added that “Germania must have a stable government, but one also pushing forward the country”, reports “Deutsche Welle”, Periscopi broadcast.

After disappointing results in the September general elections and a refusal by rival Social Democrats (SPD) to enter a “The CDU approached the two smaller parties to form a majority government.

However, after supporting the FDP from the preliminary talks, citing the ideological differences Germany's old leader has been set aside for a solution after two months without a new government.

To that end, Merkel commented last week that it would be open for new elections instead of establishing a minority government.

After four years of governing along with the CDU and receiving the worst results ever in the federal vote, the SPD announced it had no intention of entering another major coalition and would prefer to remain an opposition voice in Bundestag.

However, since the situation is increasingly depressing and voters become more satisfied with the lack of action in Berlin, the SPD has shown it can stay in power after all.

On Friday, SPD chief Martin Schulz said he would avoid favouring the party elite and instead called for a basic decision about whether the party wanted to rule.

Merkel, in turn, welcomed the upcoming talks with Schulz and German President Frank-alter Steinmeier this week to discuss the possibility of joining forces once again.. /Periscopi/