Green Party Manager: Countering the Influence of Right-Wing Extremists

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Büning remembered incidents involving activists and their detractors. "During this election campaign, we witnessed actions emerging from words unlike never before." She pledged: "We won't give in, but we will safeguard our democracy and the future of Germany and Europe against those who wish to undermine our liberty through malice, provocation, and brutality."

Büning highlighted that the current EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has demonstrated a penchant for collaborating with the far-right party of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The reasoning behind this is speculated to be that she might rely on support from Meloni's party for her re-election in the European Parliament. Von der Leyen serves as the frontrunner of the European People's Party (EPP), which includes CDU and CSU as well. "Nationalists and post-fascists should not be part of our coalition," asserted Büning.

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1. Emily Büning, the Green Party manager, expressed concerns about the influence of right-wing extremist parties during the European elections, particularly the alliance between Ursula von der Leyen and Giorgia Meloni's far-right party in Italy.
2. Büning strongly criticized this collaboration, stating that nationalists and post-fascists should not be part of their coalition, as they aim to undermine democracy and liberty.
3. During the election campaign, there were numerous incidents involving activists and their detractors, which Büning described as actions emerging from words that were unheard of before.
4. In Potsdam, there's a growing shift to the right, which could potentially form a barrier to the progress of democracy and the future of Europe.
5. The upcoming European elections will be crucial in determining the direction of Europe, and Büning urged voters to counter the influence of right-wing extremist parties.
6. Giorgia Meloni's election campaign in Italy has raised concerns among progressive parties in Europe, as her party's policies are often seen as a threat to the values of democracy and equality.
7. While some parties in Germany and Europe may be moving to the right, the Green Party continues to advocate for a democratic future that values liberty, equality, and justice for all members of society.

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