Avertismentul economiștilor germani despre „politica nostalgică”, la victoria extremei drepte în Saxonia-Anhalt

The rise of the far-right AfD party in Saxony-Anhalt poses risks to the region's economic reputation, according to business experts. Polls indicate AfD could win, potentially becoming the first far-right government in Germany since WWII. Concerns arise that attracting skilled workers and investments may become more challenging under AfD's governance. Experts warn that the party's anti-immigration stance could lead to a demographic decline, impacting the active workforce. Additionally, AfD's energy policies, favoring coal and nuclear power, are seen as detrimental to Germany's industry. Initial election results show AfD with 44.5% of the vote, a significant increase from 2021, while CDU's support has dropped significantly.