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AfD to take center seats in Saxony-Anhalt parliament, pushing Greens to far right
The far-right AfD will take seats in the center of Saxony-Anhalt’s parliament, pushing the Greens to the chamber’s far right. The party holds a relative majority but has so far struggled to form a governing coalition in the eastern German state.
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The far-right AfD will take seats in the center of Saxony-Anhalt’s parliament. The change will move the Greens to the chamber’s far-right side.
AfD holds a relative majority in the eastern German state but has so far been unable to form a governing coalition.
Despite lacking a coalition agreement, the party has already made its presence felt in the parliament.
What we know
- AfD will sit in the center of Saxony-Anhalt’s parliament, pushing the Greens to the far right.
- The party holds a relative majority in the eastern German state’s parliament.
- AfD has so far failed to form a coalition government.
- The party has already affected the parliament’s seating arrangement despite lacking a coalition.
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- The story relies on one publisher. A second independent confirmation has not been established from the cited sources.
- Sources: Le Monde International.
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