Germany Out of Schengen and the Euro? AfD's Weidel Says Yes | Sudha David-Wilp
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AfD party leader Weidel recently affirms her party's rejection of the euro system. She also wants to withdraw from the Schengen agreement. The AfD-Organisation Generation Germany, which is actually closely linked to the mother party, is now offering quite different sounds.
The chairman of the youth organization differs greatly from the head of the ultra-right German party.
The youth movement of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has distanced itself from the party's long-standing call for Germany to leave the eurozone, saying it instead wants reforms to address shortcomings in the currency system, DPA reported, BTA reported. "We do not want Germany to leave the eurozone, but to overcome existing structural shortcomings in the euro system," Jean-Pascal Homme, chairman of the youth organization Generation G…
The party leader Alice Weiel had called for the exit from the Eurosystem. Jean-Pascal Hohm of the Generation Germany would rather reform it.
The AfD youth organization Generation Germany tries to set its own accents. In the euro and in the Schengen area, it separates itself from the course of the party leader, as its chairman emphasizes.
The AfD was founded as an anti-euro party. Party leader Weidel still holds nothing of the common currency. The boys in the AfD oppose it.
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