The party Alternative for Germany (AfD) presented a 258-page electoral program that details considered far-right proposals to transform the country. The document includes measures such as mass deportations of immigrants and refugees, including people born in Germany who do not have German citizenship.
The program proposes the separation of immigrant children in special schools, where they would learn only the German language and German values, without integration with German students. The document also mentions the intention to significantly restrict immigration and implement policies that critics compare to authoritarian regimes.
The article analyzes in detail the party's program, comparing some proposals to Nazi ideology. The expression "less Hitler" appears as a reference to the party's proposals, suggesting that, although they do not propose exactly the same policies as the Nazi regime, many of the ideas are considered extremist and anti-democratic.
The AfD is seeking to expand its political influence in Germany through this controversial electoral program, which has generated intense debates about the limits of political free speech and the risks to German democracy.
