What the German vote tells us

It was a vote, the German one, in which German and European stability could be at risk, and instead the voters have, with a great participation, decided for the “big coalition“. For a whisker, BSW …

Written by: Jack Williams

Published on: February 24, 2025

It was a vote, the German one, in which German and European stability could be at risk, and instead the voters have, with a great participation, decided for the “big coalition“. For a whisker, BSW does not enter and this allows the union to govern with the socialists (who come out with broken bones).

AFD can certainly sing victorydoubles the votes, but only up to a certain point, because in the opposition it will also have the Grüne and Linke, which has had a surprising success. In short, AFD even if it is the second party was in fact neutralized.

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By analyzing the flow of votes it can be said that AFD has become, without wanting it, the party of workers and unemployed, While the youth vote went to the Grüne and Linke.

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