Berlin rages: Huge protests against the CDU and AfD expected today!

Berlin rages: Huge protests against the CDU and AfD expected today!

Klingelhöferstraße, 10787 Berlin, Deutschland - In Berlin, several demonstrations against the CDU and AfD are imminent. Left -wing activists plan to disturb the election parties of the two parties. The police have already made preparations and blocked the Klingelhöferstraße in both directions. As Exxpress.at , a protest should be under the motto "light chain-we are more!" take place in front of the Konrad-Adenauer-Haus, accompanied by a disturbing campaign entitled "SOS Antifa-the election party of the CDU disturb". The first police operations are already recorded after a woman was interviewed by officials on the Lützovian bank. Small groups of the "Fridays for Future" movement also protest in front of the CDU federal office.

Another aspect of protests is the outrage about the recent CDU political decisions in relation to asylum and migration policy. The day after the CDU's controversial application for migration and the AfD, there were more than 6000 demonstrators on the street in Berlin, such as rbb24.de reported. The mood was assessed as peaceful after the police blocked numerous streets around the office. The demonstrators criticized the new course of CDU Chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz Scharf, especially his cooperation with the AfD. Politicians and activists, including Luisa Neubauer, described Merz as a "arsonist" and named the coordination with the AfD a "taboo break" in German politics.

strong reactions against political decisions

concern about a possible danger of democratic values is reinforced by several incidents. In a CDU office in Charlottenburg, activists from the “Research” group made a sign against the political direction on Thursday afternoon by entering the office and stole the election materials. Michael Klein, the district manager of the CDU Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, confirmed the incident. The activists called for a meeting with the ruling mayor of Berlin and only left the premises after the police arrived. These demonstrations not only illustrate the growing dissatisfaction among the population, but also represent a clear warning to the CDU, which is considered the "stirrup holder" of the AfD. Experts warn that Merz 'project could probably violate EU law and the Basic Law.