Why AfD is a far-right party
La formación que lidera Alice Weidel está a un paso de hacerse con el Gobierno de Sajonia-Anhalt, uno de los Estados más pobres de Alemania
Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is close to governing a region for the first time since the Third Reich. Intelligence services see the party as a risk to national security. AfD may gain control of the government in Saxony-Anhalt, one of Germany's poorest states, with the support or abstention of the BSW, a self-described left-wing force. This would mark a significant shift in Germany's political scene, which has traditionally kept far-right parties out of power.
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