Las calles en Alemania tras la victoria de AfD: “Todos tenemos que levantarnos”
La posibilidad de que la ultraderecha gobierne por primera vez en un Estado supone un varapalo para manifestantes y dirigentes políticos del país
As soon as the early election results became known, reactions spread across social media, party headquarters, and the streets of several German cities. In Berlin, diverse left-wing and anti-fascist organizations, along with ordinary citizens, gathered to voice their opposition to the Alternative for Germany (AfD) victory and call for its prohibition.
Daniela Hinz traveled from neighboring Brandenburg state with her daughter and friends. "Unfortunately, I already imagined this result and I am deeply dismayed. We all have to stand up. There is no sense in resigning," she says. "In Brandenburg, we already have the AfD in Parliament, which is terrible. And we can see across Europe that this shift to the right is taking hold everywhere. That's why I hope many people will mobilize and take to the streets to protest," she added.
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