Victoria istorică a AfD în Saxonia-Anhalt provoacă îngrijorare în rândul liderilor politici din Franța

The recent electoral victory of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) has raised significant concerns among leftist parties in France, who view it as a failure of current policies and the EU. Leaders like Jean Luc Melenchon and Olivier Faure have criticized the rise of the far-right, linking it to neoliberal policies and calling for mobilization against it. They argue that the AfD's success reflects a broader trend of right-wing extremism fueled by socio-economic issues. Meanwhile, the ruling party's Gabriel Attal described the outcome as a warning sign, emphasizing the need for concrete measures. The AfD achieved its best-ever regional election result in Saxony-Anhalt, garnering 44.5% of the vote, significantly ahead of CDU's 18.5%.