Majority of Germans want Merkel's conservatives, FDP, Greens to form govtBERLIN (Reuters) - More than half of Germans, 57 percent, want a three-way coalition between Chancellor Angela Merkel s conservatives, the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) and Greens to govern their country, a Forsa survey for Stern magazine showed on Wednesday. Merkel s conservatives emerged from a Sept. 24 national election as the biggest party but in need of a partner or partners to form a government. A  Jamaica  coalition of the conservatives, FDP and Greens - so called because their black, yellow and green colors, which match those of the Jamaican flag - is untested at the national level but is shaping up to be the most likely option. The Social Democrats (SPD), junior partners in Merkel s ruling coalition for the last four years, want to go into opposition after suffering their worst result since 1933. Only 26 percent of Germans wanted a continuation of the  grand coalition  between conservatives and SPD, the survey of 1,003 people conducted between Sept. 28 and 29 showed. worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Majority of Germans want Merkel's conservatives, FDP, Greens to form govtBERLIN (Reuters) - More than half of Germans, 57 percent, want a three-way coalition between Chancellor Angela Merkel s conservatives, the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) and Greens to govern their country, a Forsa survey for Stern magazine showed on Wednesday. Merkel s conservatives emerged from a Sept. 24 national election as the biggest party but in need of a partner or partners to form a government. A  Jamaica  coalition of the conservatives, FDP and Greens - so called because their black, yellow and green colors, which match those of the Jamaican flag - is untested at the national level but is shaping up to be the most likely option. The Social Democrats (SPD), junior partners in Merkel s ruling coalition for the last four years, want to go into opposition after suffering their worst result since 1933. Only 26 percent of Germans wanted a continuation of the  grand coalition  between conservatives and SPD, the survey of 1,003 people conducted between Sept. 28 and 29 showed. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: majority germany want merkel conservatives dp greens form govtberlin reuters more half germany percent want coalition chancellor angela merkel conservatives free democrats dp greens govern country forma survey stern magazine showed wednesday merkel conservatives emerged national election biggest party need partner partners form government a jamaica coalition conservatives dp greens called black yellow green colors match jamaica flag contested national level shaping likely option the social democrats spd junior partners merkel ruling coalition last four years want go opposition suffering worst result since only percent germany wanted continuation grand coalition conservatives spd survey people conducted showed worldnews