The elections in Germany are also example of the emergence in the popularity of right-wing parties in Europe."Excellent European Union representatives call these parties, depending on the country, populists, nationalist, anti-EU, pro-Russian and even fascist parties. It is rather unusual in the light of the Russian-Ukrainian war in which many Ukrainian formations use, supposedly prohibited by law, fascist symbols. This "prominent" Europeans seem to not see and see it in the right-wing parties, which are gaining more and more support in countries where elections have been held in fresh years. Current increasing polls on support for right-wing parties are available. These parties which according to von der Leyen "want to take our Europe distant from us" besides included a Confederation which is supported by more and more Polish voters.
The answer is why these parties are gaining more support. The answer seems simple, thanks to the EU, which imposes on sovereign countries, frequently in breach of the treaties, its ludicrous ideas on climate, global agreements on agriculture, illegal immigrants and many another stupid ideas whose implementation causes anti-EU reactions by voters.
An example of fresh months is the emergence in the popularity of the French National Unity, the Austrian Freedom organization and most late the Alternatives for Germany.These populist and "fascist" parties are surrounded by "sanitary cordon" to avoid forming government coalitions with them. In France, all 3 months the Prime Minister changes, there is no majority to pass the budget for 2025. If the budget for 2025 fails, the government will collapse and France will be threatened with slow agony.Le Figaro already pays France on the financial markets for "uncertainty" and irresponsibility.
In Austria, almost six months have passed since the election won by the FPO but there is no independent majority. The remaining parties failed to make a unchangeable majority and a fresh government has not yet been created. Germany ,Alternative for Germany doubled its support but with "fascists" another parties will not enter the coalition. It will be interesting due to the fact that "fascists" have the chance to block any of the government's actions with which they disagree.
In general, the "sanitary cordon" works but the economy and another crucial pro-development decisions towards the emerging programme differences of the coalitions are in collapse due to the fact that the aim is to isolate populists, fascists, etc. alternatively than the general welfare of societies. Wouldn't it be better to effort to make a deal, to make reasonable compromises, to hold the state responsible, to have these formations under any control. Isn't that a incorrect policy? If they do not change it, it means that individual governments are working at their own disadvantage, as we will see in subsequent accelerated elections. But then it'll be besides late due to the fact that the right-wing parties are on a rising wave.
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27.02.2025 21:10
