The AfD's victory in Saxony-Anhalt and its fulcruming progress in Germany has once again fuelled comments on the return of the 1930s and the endless calls to the "barrage" to "save democracy", until considering the party's ban. In vain slogans such as the rise of the extreme right feed on a profound rejection of political-economic liberalism. Having abused public debt to compensate for the tax cuts of large corporations and fortunes, this regime…
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The AfD's victory in Saxony-Anhalt and its fulcruming progress in Germany has once again fuelled comments on the return of the 1930s and the endless calls to the "barrage" to "save democracy", until considering the party's ban. In vain slogans such as the rise of the extreme right feed on a profound rejection of political-economic liberalism. Having abused public debt to compensate for the tax cuts of large corporations and fortunes, this regime…