The correct answer is:
at the State Center for Political Education
bei der Landeszentrale für politische Bildung
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Quick explanation
In Bremen you can get information on political topics from the state centre for political education.
Why is this correct?
The state centre for political education in Bremen provides non-partisan information on politics, usually free of charge.
Background
Every federal state has an institution for political education, and there is also the Federal Agency for Civic Education (bpb). They offer free books and brochures, seminars, talks, excursions and online resources – for example on democracy, elections, history or integration. Important: these institutions are non-partisan, so they do not promote any party. One well-known example is the bpb’s Wahl-O-Mat before elections.
Why are the other answers wrong?
Churches are religious communities, not neutral sources of political information. The public order office deals with public order, and the consumer advice centre advises on consumer issues such as contracts or complaints.
Memory tip
Political education, non-partisan: state centre (and federal agency).
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