The far-right victory in Germany is being closely followed by other European nationalist parties. This international mobilization reflects the growing attention these parties dedicate to electoral results across the continent.
In Portugal, André Ventura reacted to the result of the German elections, classifying it as a "historic cry of revolt." The leader of the Chega party thus expressed his interpretation of the meaning of this result in the European context.
Ventura attributes the success of the German far-right to voters' discontent with the implemented immigration policies. Beyond this issue, the Portuguese politician also pointed out that the results reflect citizens' concerns with the economy and with the loss of identity.
