Most Germans want three-way coalition of conservatives, FDP and Greens: pollBERLIN (Reuters) - Some 59 percent of Germans want a three-way coalition of Chancellor Angela Merkel s conservatives, the pro-business Free Democrats and the environmentalist Greens to rule after a national election last Sunday, a poll showed. The survey for broadcaster ZDF found around one fifth (22 percent) of Germans thought a so-called  Jamaica  coalition would be bad while 15 percent would not mind it. The alliance is so called in reference to the three parties  colors: black, yellow and green, which are also those of the Jamaican flag. Appetite for a repeat of the  grand coalition  of Merkel s conservatives and the Social Democrats (SPD), who have governed Germany for the last four years, was weak, the poll found. Only around a fifth (23 percent) would prefer such a tie-up to a Jamaica coalition while 41 percent thought it would be worse. The SPD, which suffered its worst result in the post-war era in Sunday s election, has said it will go into opposition at the national level - a move that almost two-thirds (63 percent) found good. worldnews
most germany want coalition conservatives dp greens pollberlin reuters some percent germany want coalition chancellor angela merkel conservatives free democrats environmentalist greens rule national election last sunday poll showed the survey broadcaster df found around one fifth percent germany thought jamaica coalition would bad percent would mind the alliance called reference three parties colors black yellow green also jamaica flag appetite repeat grand coalition merkel conservatives social democrats spd governed germany last four years weak poll found only around fifth percent would prefer jamaica coalition percent thought would worse the spd suffered worst result era sunday election said go opposition national level move almost percent found good 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: Most Germans want three-way coalition of conservatives, FDP and Greens: pollBERLIN (Reuters) - Some 59 percent of Germans want a three-way coalition of Chancellor Angela Merkel s conservatives, the pro-business Free Democrats and the environmentalist Greens to rule after a national election last Sunday, a poll showed. The survey for broadcaster ZDF found around one fifth (22 percent) of Germans thought a so-called  Jamaica  coalition would be bad while 15 percent would not mind it. The alliance is so called in reference to the three parties  colors: black, yellow and green, which are also those of the Jamaican flag. Appetite for a repeat of the  grand coalition  of Merkel s conservatives and the Social Democrats (SPD), who have governed Germany for the last four years, was weak, the poll found. Only around a fifth (23 percent) would prefer such a tie-up to a Jamaica coalition while 41 percent thought it would be worse. The SPD, which suffered its worst result in the post-war era in Sunday s election, has said it will go into opposition at the national level - a move that almost two-thirds (63 percent) found good. 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: most germany want coalition conservatives dp greens pollberlin reuters some percent germany want coalition chancellor angela merkel conservatives free democrats environmentalist greens rule national election last sunday poll showed the survey broadcaster df found around one fifth percent germany thought jamaica coalition would bad percent would mind the alliance called reference three parties colors black yellow green also jamaica flag appetite repeat grand coalition merkel conservatives social democrats spd governed germany last four years weak poll found only around fifth percent would prefer jamaica coalition percent thought would worse the spd suffered worst result era sunday election said go opposition national level move almost percent found good worldnews