AfD Co-Leaders Re-elected
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Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla have been re-elected as co-leaders of Germany's AfD party at its federal congress in Erfurt. Chrupalla declared the party ready to govern and predicted electoral victories, while also criticizing the current coalition in Thuringia as unsustainable.
Weidel and Chrupalla Re-elected as AfD Co-Leaders in Erfurt
- Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla were re-elected as co-leaders of Germany's AfD party. - The party congress in Erfurt confirmed their leadership for another two years. - Weidel received 81.3% of the vote, while Chrupalla secured 70%, both facing no opposition.
AfD Leader Chrupalla Declares Party Ready for Government Responsibility
- AfD party leader Tino Chrupalla declared his party ready to govern and predicted electoral victories. - He urged other parties to accept potential AfD wins in upcoming state elections, particularly …
AfD federal congress: Chrupalla says 'We would have to govern' in Thuringia
- AfD co-leader Tino Chrupalla criticized the current coalition in Thuringia, Germany, calling it unsustainable. - He expressed confidence that the AfD would win upcoming state elections in Saxony-Anh…
AfD federal congress in Erfurt: They want to hit him hard
- The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is holding its federal congress in Erfurt. - Tino Chrupalla, the party's co-leader, faces internal criticism regarding his perceived closeness to Russia and h…
