Saxony-Anhalt - Migrants in Magdeburg Close Business for Protest Against Racism
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In Magdeburg, traders with a history of migration today want to close their business for several hours and thus set a signal against racism and exclusion. According to the refugee council of Saxony-Anhalt, which supports the action, around 100 owners want to participate.
In Magdeburg, business owners with a migration background closed their shops for several hours on Wednesday. The "migrant strike" is a reaction to the high poll numbers for the AfD ahead of the state elections. Other shops also joined in.
Half a day without kiosks, restaurants and barbershops: In Magdeburg, migrant traders protest against racism in response to high AfD surveys. The action is intended to show what the city would lack – and find imitators.
Before the state election in Saxony-Anhalt, 120 companies close the "Migra-Streik" – a sign against racism and political sentiment in Magdeburg.
On August 26th, more than 120 migrant businesses in Magdeburg are settling down.They protest against racism and increasing exclusion.A conversation with Saaeid Saaeid from the Refugee Council of Saxony-Anhalt On August 26th, 2026, more than 120 migrant traders in Magdeburg want to close their shops for five hours. Cafés, snacks, hairdressing salons, kiosks and other businesses participate in the action.They want to protest against racism and inc…
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