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¿Por qué la extrema derecha lidera las encuestas en Francia y Alemania?

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By Marc Bassets Verified
| El País Verified
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Joschka Fischer, former vice-chancellor of Germany: ‘Putin will not stop; he will continue to advance westward’

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By Marc Bassets Verified
| El País Verified
There are images that never fade from a country’s memory, from its political and popular consciousness. One of them is that of Joschka Fischer (Gerabronn, Germany, 78 years old) wearing sneakers and being sworn in as a minister in the state of Hesse in 1985. For the first time, the Greens, a grassroots movement born a few years earlier, entered a regional government. It was a turning point.
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Trump becomes a toxic asset for Europe’s far right

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By Marc Bassets Verified, Lilli Förter
| El País Verified
When Donald Trump returned to power in early 2025, and he and his supporters intensified their calls in support of Europe’s far right, that message sounded like a blessing within that ideological camp. “Fantastic,” Tino Chrupalla, co‑chair of the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD), told EL PAÍS one day after finishing a campaign rally in a town near the German‑Polish border. The German politician had heard, earlier that same day, U.S. Vice President J. D.
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