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Extremist AfD Spreads Hate Speech Against Romanian Migrants in Germany

An article based on a documentary featured in a conservative daily newspaper sparked another instance of hate speech from the German right-wing extremist party Alternative for Germany (AfD). In a post on her X account, Alice Weidel, the party’s co-chairwoman, launched a direct attack on Romanian migrants, who are EU citizens, accusing them of exploiting […]

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The USR president, Dominic Fritz, answers harshly, Tuesday evening, by a video message in German, to the German party's co-chairman of the extreme right-wing Alternativa for Germany (AfD), Alice Weidel, who accuses Romanian immigrants of "the theft of the German social protection system. The former mayor of Timişăra says that hundreds of thousands of Romanians work "absolutely normal, with social insurance, pay taxes and contributions. "Thousand…

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Dominic Fritz, the USR leader, reminds the leader of the German AfD party, Alice Weidel, that hundreds of thousands of Romanians work in Germany providing services to ordinary Germans and asks them to apologize for the claim that "more and more migrants from Romania rob our social system".

·Romania
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The leader of the German party of extreme right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD), Alice Weidel, launched an attack on Romanian immigrants, claiming that they are "ruling the social system".

·Bucharest, Romania
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Alice Weidel, the leader of the German party of the far right AfD, launched a hard and direct attack on Romanian migrants. In a message posted on X, at the end of October, Weidel accused them of "the theft of the social system".

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Alice Weidel announced that AfD wants to tighten the rules for migrants from Romania, after charging increased spending on social aid in cities like Magdeburg.

PNL President Ilie Bolojan criticized, on Tuesday, the statements of the co-chairman of the German Alternative Party for Germany (AfD), Alice Weidel, who [...]

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Ziare broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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