Zeci de mii de oameni au ieșit să protesteze în 20 de orașe germane: „Democrația nu are nevoie de alternative”

Around 150,000 people protested in about 20 German cities against the far-right AfD party following its electoral success in Saxony-Anhalt. The demonstrations were organized by the national campaign "Prüf," advocating for the party's ban. Protesters expressed concerns over AfD's rise, emphasizing Germany's historical responsibility due to its Nazi past. Major cities like Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich saw significant turnout, with calls for traditional parties to consider banning AfD. The protests reflect a strong civil society response against perceived threats to democracy.