Head of AfD Threatens the Exit of Germany From Schengen and the Eurozone as a Result of the Migration Crisis
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More and more countries in Europe recognise that they have a problem with migrants and are looking for desperate solutions! After the huge problems facing the Spanish slave Ceuta, political leaders have come out to talk about the dangers behind the massive waves of people forcing the borders of the Union. The leader of the party "Alternative for Germany" even said that it is ready to take the country out of Schengen if it comes to power. Also, t…
This convincing triumph comes at a time when the party is experiencing strong growth at the federal level, and AfD leader Alice Weidel openly announces radical cuts, a sharp confrontation with the current government, as well as Germany's exit from the Eurozone and Schengen. Stunned by the fiasco of Chancellor Friedrich Merz's conservatives, who won only 18.5 percent of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt, Weidel fiercely attacked the federal government in…
Exiting the eurozone and Schengen — as the AfD is predicting — would be an economic earthquake for Germany. Poland would be among the countries most affected by the consequences of such a scenario — from exports, through logistics, to the automotive and furniture industries. At the weekend, Alice Weidel's party triumphed in the elections in Saxony-Anhalt.
Alice Weidel announced that if the AfD takes power in Germany, the country would leave the Schengen Area and abandon the euro. The party leader also wants to close borders and tighten migration policies. Her words come after the AfD's historic result in Saxony-Anhalt.
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