AfD Is on Its Way to Winning Its First Regional Government in History, and It Is Already Waging Internal Wars.
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The expulsion of moderate sectors has left a party much more homogeneous – radical – ideologically, but divided on how to exercise power and what role Germany should play in the world
On the front page of the Spiegel, it's "the most dangerous man in Germany" but in his Land of Saxony-Anhalt, he is a real star. All smiles, with his blue eyes and his son-in-law physics... Read the article Germany: Ulrich Siegmund, the smiling face of the AfD who wants to conquer Saxony-Anhalt appeared first on Current Values.
Interview with Giovanni de Ghantuz Cubbe, politician of the Goethe Universität in Frankfurt, who explains to Huffpost why Sunday's elections are so important, because the post-voting phase will be even more decisive, who is Ulrich Siegmund - "Ulli is a real selfie politician - and how his triumph can modify the internal balances to the extreme German right
A few days before the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, according to a survey, the AfD is ranked first by far. "We have set something in motion that this country needed," says top candidate Ulrich Siegmund.
The high school principal is worried about the future, nervous teachers are calling union representatives. The German AfD, on the other hand, promises an end to “left-wing indoctrination.” It is in education that the first far-right state government can quickly demonstrate its power.
The far-right AfD is set for a historic election result on Sunday, carried by voters tired of rising prices, migration and politicians they don't feel speak for them. At the forefront is the ever-smiling Ulrich Siegmund, the AfD's new superstar.
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