In Germany, the far right AfD party crushes the election in Saxony-Anhalt, but misses the absolute majority and will have to find allies
With 43.8% of the votes, the Alternative for Germany AfD is very widely imposed in Saxony-Anhalt and signs a score
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With 43.8% of the votes, the Alternative for Germany AfD is very widely imposed in Saxony-Anhalt and signs a score. An even more radical, more popular AfD Over three quarters (77.8%) of registered voters went to the polls. "AfD is now well established" in the German political landscape.
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With 43.8% of the votes, the Alternative for Germany AfD is very widely imposed in Saxony-Anhalt and signs a score
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An even more radical, more popular AfD Over three quarters (77.8%) of registered voters went to the polls.
according to La Libre Belgique"AfD is now well established" in the German political landscape
according to La Libre Belgique
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With 43.8% of the votes, the Alternative for Germany AfD is very widely imposed in Saxony-Anhalt and signs a score
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