Hundreds of people rallied on Saturday in protest against the far-right Alternat...
BRUNSWICK, Germany - Hundreds of people rallied on Saturday in protest against the far-right Alternative for Germany in the western German city of Brunswick where the AfD gathered to elect new leaders.
Party co-leader Alexander Gauland said in an opening speech that the AfD’s goal was to move from the opposition to government, at least at the regional level. “They call us Nazis, fascists and right-wing terrorists,” said Gauland. “But we need to be wise and resilient. The day will come when a weakened CDU has only one option: us.”
His leadership partner, European Parliament lawmaker Joerg Meuthen, who is seeking re-election, echoed aspirations to prepare the party for a possible role in government.
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