The article explores the complex psychology of voters for the far-right AfD party in Germany, highlighting how 87% of its supporters view the party as part of the political center, despite its extreme rhetoric and the contradictions that this implies in their conception of the role and quality of the state system. (translated)
The far-right AfD party achieved a historic victory in the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt, reaching nearly 44% of the votes, although it did not achieve an absolute majority. (translated)
Although not everything has been said yet, with the campaign to save small parties from the media, it seems they are going to avoid the absolute majority of the AfD. That's up to them. The AfD has already said that it refuses to govern in a minority. So the CDU will have to ally with communists, socialists, and (translated)
Everything that can happen if the far-right wins in the German 'länder' of Saxony-Anhalt (translated)
The quarantine belt implemented to prevent the far-right AfD from gaining power in Germany has resulted in a strengthening of this formation, thus destabilizing the country's politics. (translated)
A week before the elections that will demonstrate that half of the people in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt will vote for AfD, a national and conservative party, a minister from a sinking socialist party that is close to being left out of the parliament in that state, asks (translated)
A ascensão do partido de direita radical Alternativa para a Alemanha (AfD) reflete uma transformação duradoura do eleitorado alemão, desafiando os partidos tradicionais e aumentando a polarização política, apesar da manutenção do cordão sanitário que impede sua cooperação política em nível nacional. #AfD #DireitaRadical #PolíticaAlemã
