On Sunday, tens of thousands of people demonstrated in the German Berlin capital, to reject the far -right rule, a week before the legislative elections.
The demonstration intervened after the American vice-president GD Vans launched a controversial invitation to the German parties, asking him to open the door to the far right.
According to police, around 30,000 people participated in the demonstration, and 38,000, according to the organizers.
Several demonstrators expressed their concern about the vision of the alternative for the German party to become the most important part of the country after the legislative elections of February 23.
While you are waiting for the latest opinion polls by winning 20 and 21% of the votes, behind the conservative opposition, which should gain between 30 and 32% of the vote.
Fear of developments
“He is afraid of current political developments in Germany,” said Proter, Robert Port, 32, a German rail worker.
“I don’t want to blame myself later to sit on a sofa without moving, when I can do it,” he added.
On February 8, a similar demonstration in Munich collected 250,000 people and a demonstration before attracting between 160 and 250,000 participants.
Friday, in a speech of the Munich conference – the American vice -president called on the main political parties in Germany to abandon their refusal to cooperate with the extreme right. “There is no room for the walls of the insulation,” he added.