How Close Is Germany's AfD to Taking Power?
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This Sunday, the German state of Saxony-Anhalt goes to the polls, and the far-right AfD is predicted to achieve its best result ever. The question is why the residents of a region characterized by idyllic half-timbered houses feel so betrayed.
The AfD will probably win high – but will it be enough for the absolute majority? The result of the Landtag elections seems to be certain. Yes, respect!
What does the population think about it? What is the mood? "Krone-reporter Michael Pommer and photographer Peter Tomschi are on site in Saxony-Anhalt. Their primary impression: Some can hardly expect a victory of the extreme right there, while others are trembling before the election.
In Germany tomorrow, in the north-eastern Land of Saxony-Anhalt, the state elections for the composition of the Monocameral Legislative Assembly will be held, which will then be charged with electing the President of the Federal State (Ministerpräsident, ed). A test stand for Chancellor Friedrich Merz, in front of the possibility of the Far-Right Alternative für Deutschland party to win an important victory. A scenario encouraged by the latest p…
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