Hubert Aiwanger, leader of Germany's Free Voters party and Bavaria's deputy premier and economy minister, was found dead in a Berlin hotel, with police sources saying the cause was health-related and there were no signs of foul play. He had missed the opening of his party's new capital office because he was not feeling well.
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The 55-year-old's body was discovered on Wednesday at the "Neuer Fritz" hotel in Berlin-Mitte after he missed the opening of his party's new capital office because he was not feeling well, the Bild newspaper reported.
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The 55-year-old's body was discovered on Wednesday at the "Neuer Fritz" hotel in Berlin-Mitte after he missed the opening of his party's new capital office because he was not feeling well, the Bild newspaper reported.
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Aiwanger led the Free Voters in Bavaria from 2006 and the federal party from 2010.
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Aiwanger led the Free Voters in Bavaria from 2006 and the federal party from 2010.
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He entered the Bavarian state parliament in 2008 and, after the 2018 election, became economy minister and deputy premier in the government of Markus Soeder's Christian Social Union.
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