By Madeline Chambers
BERLIN, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Germany's coalition parties meet on Monday to hammer out a framework for a second stimulus package worth up to 50 billion euros to help Europe's biggest economy weather its worst recession since World War Two.
The parties, including Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and the Social Democrats (SPD), agree on boosting spending on infrastructure projects to save jobs but are at loggerheads over other details, including ...
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