According to a German newspaper, an employee of the Alternative for Germany party in the European Parliament asked the European Parliament administration on Friday to book a meeting for him on June 27 in Room 10, where – as he wrote – “the founding meeting of the new parliamentary group” is scheduled to be held. “. In the letter, the AfD employee asked to provide food for a two-hour meeting of about 100 people.
According to Spiegel, this indicates that the Alternative for Germany party is planning to create a new far-right faction in the European Parliament. The newspaper reports that at the end of May, shortly before the European elections, the Alternative for Germany party was excluded from the far-right group “Identity and Democracy” (ID) in the European Parliament.
“Since then, the AfD has been looking for a new option, because it cannot do much in the European Parliament alone. However, to create its own parliamentary group, it needs at least 23 MPs from seven countries. The AfD He himself has 15 seats in the European Parliament,” Spiegel wrote.
The Alternative for Germany party creates a new faction in the European Parliament. We know what will be on her program
The basis of the new faction’s program is the so-called Sofia Declaration, published in April by the Bulgarian nationalist and anti-European party Vazrazhdani. The Declaration states, among other things, that European civilization is “threatened by the aggression of global ideologies,” that the right of nations to self-determination is “replaced by the dictatorship of bureaucracy,” and that peace negotiations are necessary in relation to war. In Ukraine – reports “Der Spiegel”.
According to the weekly newspaper, the potential candidates to join the Sovereigns are: the Polish Federation, SOS Romania, Si Acapo La Fiesta (The Party is Over) from Spain, Niki from Greece, and Roch Our Homeland from Hungary.
Der Spiegel expects that the creation of a new bloc in the European Parliament may affect the electoral campaign before the next parliamentary elections in France. “What might be particularly interesting from France’s point of view is that Sarah Knafo from the Restoration Party led by right-wing extremist Eric Zemmour might join the sovereigntists,” he says.
We read in “Spiegel” that “Recovery previously belonged to the faction of European conservatives and reformists, but there was an internal dispute with (the de facto head of the far-right National Rally of Maritimes party) Le Pen.”
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