AfD victory sends Germans into the streets in Berlin, Frankfurt and Mainz
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- Demonstrators protested against the Alternative for Germany in Berlin, Frankfurt and Mainz after the Saxony-Anhalt election.
- Election projections showed AfD winning more than 44% of the vote.
- Saxony-Anhalt’s intelligence agency has classified the party as demonstrably far-right since 2023.
The Alternative for Germany’s projected victory in Saxony-Anhalt brought demonstrators into the streets in Berlin, Frankfurt and Mainz.
The protests followed an election in which the AfD received more than 44% of the vote according to projections. The party’s result prompted opposition in several German cities.
Saxony-Anhalt’s state intelligence agency has classified the AfD as demonstrably far-right since 2023.
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