The far-right won the regional elections in Germany with a record result, according to the report. This result marks a significant moment in German politics and reflects changes in the country's political landscape.
The leader of the Chega party, André Ventura, commented on the result stating that Germans are "opening their eyes," suggesting that the vote for the far-right represents a shift in mindset among German voters.
The result obtained by the far-right did not achieve an absolute majority, which means that the remaining parties now face a complicated scenario in their efforts to form a coalition government.
This victory of the far-right in the German regional elections comes in a context of growth of populist and far-right parties in several European countries, highlighting a trend of change in electoral behavior across multiple nations on the continent.
