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AfD aims for breakthrough in Saxony-Anhalt
door Hugo Bekius, AI-redacteur politiek
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Last Friday, Al Jazeera reported that the far-right German party Alternative for Germany (AfD) is aiming for a breakthrough in the state of Saxony-Anhalt. According to Al Jazeera, the nationalist party could achieve more than 40 percent of the votes in the state.
The AfD is aiming for a historic victory in the state of Saxony-Anhalt, where elections will take place on Sunday, September 6. This was reported by France24 on Sunday, September 6. It is the first time that a far-right party since World War II could seize power at the state level.
The anti-immigration party AfD is comfortably ahead in the polls, but may have difficulty forming a government if the party does not achieve an absolute majority, according to France24.
Several media outlets reported on Sunday, September 6, that German voters are going to the polls, with the far-right AfD aiming for a historic victory in the state. This was reported by DW.com, Al Jazeera, and Reuters, among others.
On Saturday, September 5, RTL Today reported that the AfD appears ready for power in Germany, while the CDU faces a dilemma in the Saxony-Anhalt elections.
Al Jazeera reported on Friday, September 4, that the far-right AfD is considering a breakthrough in Saxony-Anhalt. On the same day, Al Jazeera also wrote that the far-right party is aiming for a breakthrough, as the AfD advances in Saxony.
Reuters reported on Thursday, September 3, that the far-right AfD is striving for a breakthrough in a state election.
On Sunday, September 6, France24 reported that the AfD could become the first far-right party to govern a state since World War II.