“We will not accept that strangers intervene in our democracy and in our elections,” said Scholz. The opposition leader Friedrich Merz has criticized VANCE’s speech and the French Foreign Minister has joined the criticism of the German government.
The German Chancellor, Olaf ScholzHe answered this Saturday to the American vice president. JD VanceThat his country will not accept that foreign is entrusted to democracy and the German elections next week with his support for the alternative Ultra -Law Party for Germany (AfD) and calls to eliminate the sanitary cordon that the other formations have imposed.
“The AfD is a party, since, since its ranks trivializes as ‘bird of bird’ of German history, nationalism and his monstrous crimes – crimes against humanity, such as those in (the field of the Nazi concentration of) Dachau – Dachau “Scholz said in his speech at the München safety conference.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs remembered that VANCE had visited the day before his controversial speech in which he criticized European democracy, precisely in the field of extermination northwestern Munich, where he said that this terrible place – where at least 41,500 people died, diseases torture, torture, torture, torture, torture, torture, torture, torture, torture, torture, torture, murders and the consequences of imprisonment – reminds of all the reasons why we have to work so that this no longer happens. “
That is why Scholz emphasized the Dedication to “Never again!” It is not compatible with the AfDs supportAnd “That is why we will not accept that strangers intervene in our democracy, in our elections and in the formation of the democratic opinion in favor of this party.”
Vance’s speech has created a lot of discomfort in Germany and under several European leaders That they heard their words in Munich, because the central proposition was that the most important threat to Europe did not come from Russia or China, but from the interior of the continent.
The leader of the opposition and favorite to win the general elections of the 23 also argued that transatlantic relationships are at a critical moment.
French Foreign Minister, Jean-Nöel Barrothas joined the criticism of the German government against the vice president of the United States. “Nobody is obliged to accept our model, but nobody can impose yours,” said Barrot.
Source: EITB
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