Future debacle for the Uckermark: Prenzlaus candidates in a dispute!
Future debacle for the Uckermark: Prenzlaus candidates in a dispute!
In the Uckermark, the signs are on change. The most recent Future atlas 2025 has ensured disillusionment again in the nationwide comparison. The mayor candidates of Prenzlau, Eve Guske (independent) and Marek Wöller-Beetz (CDU) have now positioned themselves and presented their plans for urban development and future design.
While the non-party Guske reacted quickly to the editors' inquiries, Wöller-Betetz took more time and the district was not impressed on the questions, which took over a week. Guske focuses on concrete approaches to improve the quality of life, while Wöller-Beetz caught up with the notorious skeptic and the forecasts of the study.
Eve Guske: With innovation into the future
In conversation, Guske emphasizes the strengthening of the craft, securing jobs and digital development as a focus of her policy. It describes Prenzlau as a cultural and economic center with great potential, which can be further promoted by investing in education and research. Your ideas also include the creation of a technology campus for water and environmental technology as well as for various tourism focuses.A “complete service” for companies should give new impulses. Guske thus shows that she is ready to break new ground. She also plans affordable living space and flexible care offers for families. That sounds like an exciting vision for the future of Prenzlaus!
Marek Wöller-Betetz: on a proven building
In contrast, Wöller-Betz relies on continuity and the further development of existing infrastructures. He believes that the region's quality of life is already consolidated and refers to the existing daycare places and schools. His strategy is clear: he wants to highlight the strengths of the region and offer a clear leadership in business, education and administration.The candidates agree that cooperation and networks have top priority. But while Guske is presenting a clear innovation course, Wöller-Betetz sees the organization of the administration as a decisive location advantage. The race for the mayor's office will therefore not only influence the city, but also the entire region.
The situation in the nationwide comparison
The challenges that were uncovered by the Futureatlas 2025 are not to be overlooked. Structural change, digitization and demographic changes challenge every region. In this context, the Uckermark in particular has high risks in terms of future prospects. The study not only certifies the region with little progress in the labor market situation, but also a decline in employment in several areas.
Nevertheless, there are also positive aspects to report: Brandenburg benefits from investments and funding, which gives hope to improve poor placement in future rankings. The expansion of renewable energies, in which the Uckermark is highlighted as highly highlighted, could also set a positive impulse to make the region more attractive for young people and companies.
The voters in Prenzlau are facing a decisive election on September 28, which will set the course for urban development. It remains to be seen which visions will prevail. It remains exciting!
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