Thousands show in Germany against a remote right

Thousands of people took the streets in Germany Saturday to protest the movement of the maintenance of the German parliament.

Thousands were shown in Cologne, police when he said, with the signs of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Chancellor Fredrich Merz, behind the highest bill.

“No Merz in March,” said one poster – referring to Bundultag or Parliament’s election on February 23, which the writer of the Poster hope will lead to Merz’s defeat.

Merz appears in the Sauuuerland District in North Rhine-Westphalia, the Germany’s most inclusive state of Cologne City, Bonn, Essen and Dusseldorf.

Another participant holds a tick with this: “Fritz Listen to Mutti!” – German and former German nickname indicator of former Merkel, sometimes known as “Mitti” or mother, in his office, who spoke other than the law About the AFD.

In Essen, about 3,000 people passed through the city in the denologist against the remote right – more than expected earlier, police said. There were also the demonstrations in Aachen.

On Wednesday, CDU and her Bavarian sister, Christian Social, has a useful aid from AFD, is pressed through a boundary policy in Bunwestag. However, the Reduction Bill failed failed on Friday.