
The far right in Germany is close to power, but it remains linked to extremists
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The far-right party in Germany, the AfD, is becoming very popular.
This party wants to win important elections this Sunday.
The members are trying to show a softer image to the public.
However, the party still works with extremist groups.
Many people are worried about German democracy.
The AfD uses strong messages about immigration and the economy.
Protests are taking place against the party's ideas.
The result of the election is going to change the future of the country.
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