Mii de oameni au ieșit în stradă în Germania, înaintea unor alegeri în care AfD este favorit. Partidul trece de 40% în sondaje

Thousands gathered in Magdeburg for a "march for democracy" ahead of regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt, emphasizing democracy and inclusion. The event attracted around 9,000 participants, including union and civic group representatives, showcasing messages against hate and extremism. The political climate is tense, with recent polls indicating the far-right AfD party could secure over 40% of the vote, raising concerns about its potential influence. German President Steinmeier urged the defense of democracy, warning against nationalist ideologies. The elections could mark a significant political shift in post-war Germany, as AfD aims for a strong parliamentary presence without guaranteed coalition opportunities.