The Debate - German Far Right's Breakout Moment? AfD Party Eyes Outright Win in Regional Election
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According to the polls, AfD is close to obtaining absolute majority in the regional parliament of Saxony-Anhalt. Party would break sanitary cord against the extreme right German. Merz pays attention to the result.
Germany is holding regional elections on Sunday. Although the elections will determine the future government of just one German state, Saxony-Anhalt, their impact is expected to be much wider. For the first time since World War II, a far-right party has a real chance of taking power in one of the German states.
The German far right should win the regional elections this Sunday in Saxony-Anhalt, a Land in the east of the country. Expulsion of migrants, prohibition of the LGBT+ flag, modification of history programmes at school... The party wants radical changes. But even if the AfD won the election, it is not sure to lead the region. - Regional elections in Germany: the far right at the gates of power, a first since 1945 (International).
If the far right party conquers power on Sunday in Saxony-Anhalt, it intends to review the school system from bottom to bottom.
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