The Alternative for Germany Party Was Able to Head the Land Parliament in Germany for the First Time
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Sabine Falk-Bartz, MDR, on the election of the first state parliament president from the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt
For the first time since the end of the war, a German parliament has elected a president from the extreme right in secret: Tobias Rausch from the AfD.
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Tobias Rausch is the first AfD state parliament president in Germany. He receives four votes more than AfD and BSW have combined. What does this mean for the presidential election in Saxony-Anhalt?
The office of President of the Landtag in Saxony-Anhalt is now in the hands of a party that despises this state, but it is above all a turn of time that needs an answer.
On Tuesday, the German far right won the presidency of its first regional parliament since 1945, in Saxony-Anhalt. This election comes a month after an overwhelming victory in the ballot box against the conservatives of Chancellor Merz. - Germany: the far right AfD takes over the presidency of a regional parliament, a first (International).
For still Prime Minister Schulze, Tobias Rausch's election as President of the Landtag became a disgrace: his CDU group largely failed him to follow suit. Everything even indicates that four CDU members voted for Rausch.
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