German Far-Right Party Comes Out Ahead In Second State Election
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(Berlin=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Gye-yeon = The German far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) won its second consecutive victory in state parliamentary elections in former East Germany on the 20th (local time). Free...
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Global News: The "Alternative for Germany" extreme right-wing party won the McLenburg-Furboomern elections, achieving a second electoral victory in just two weeks, becoming the most powerful party in the state with 38.2%. Source: Today the seventh alternative party for Germany wins a second in the local elections...
BERLIN: The radical right-wing German Alternative Party won the McLenburg-Forbomern elections, its second win in a state in just two weeks, while the conservative party, led by Chancellor Friedrich Mertes of Germany, was exposed to its worst performance ever in its 81-year history, according to preliminary results.
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