The Germans protest in conservative cooperation with the far right on migration | News protests
Protesters say the CDU chief Friedrich Merz broke the post-Nazi standard that he had never adopted any rule with the support of the far right.
Tens of thousands of people went to protest against conservative encouragement for stricter migration laws supported by the extreme right party in Germany.
Angry protesters came out on Sunday in Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne and Leipzig to oppose Friedrich Merz and the movement of his Christian Democratic Union (CDU) to bring a resolution in parliament with support Alternative to Germany or AfD, party.
Many critics say that he has broken the German anti-resident “firewall”, an unwritten post-edistical promise of all democratic parties that never convey any rule with the support of the far right.
The CDU and AFD successfully brought an inexplicable resolution on Wednesday in an attempt to block unfathomrated strangers at the border, including asylum seekers. However, on Friday they are failed to pass the disputed account Further limiting immigration.
Merz, whose CDU runs in front of the ruling Social Democratic Party (SPD) in a polling station for The next federal elections on February 2nd.He is faced with unwanted attention because of his attitude towards the far right and AFD.
AFD surveyed itself in second place, in front of the SPD.
Hundreds of protesters temporarily blocked the offices of the CDU various cities, and about 160,000 people took to the streets of Central Berlin, a police spokesman for the AFP news agency told the AFP news agency. The organizers said more than 200,000 people turned out.
In separate protests on Saturday, more than 220,000 people protested throughout the country, according to data composed by the public emitters of Ard.
“[We want to] Make as much noise as possible to invite the self -described “Democratic” parties to protect this democracy, “said Anna Schwarz, who attended a Sunday rally in Berlin, for AFP.
The 34-year-old said she first joined the political gathering as “we can no longer prevent a view, that’s too serious.”
In Cologne, people protested at 350 boats on the Rhina River, the German DPA news agency reported, and people waved slogans like “without racism” and “for democracy and diversity”.
Breaking ‘firewall’
Merz took the account last month after a deadly knife attack of the dismissed asylum seeker.
The CDU leader was accused by protesters and politicians on the left of breaking the taboo and threatening the “firewall” of the main parties against AFD. Insists that his position is unchanged and that he is not and will not work with the party.
The surveys show the CDU right -wing centers, which outlined a proposal for migration and an account, leading with about 30 percent of support, while the AFD is another with about 20 percent and SPD and Green.
The AFD-Koja party was formed 12 years ago-first entered the National Parliament in 2017, which she used two years earlier from the decision of then-Chancellor’s Angela Merkel to allow a large number of migrants and refugees to the country.
A year ago, hundreds of thousands also protested in physical gatherings across Germany against the increase in the end right and alleged plans for deporting millions of immigrants, including some German passports.
