Last push as Frontrunner Merz promised to lead Europe

German political opponents will fight votes for votes to the last minute of a push that shows the essential period of Sunday elections but for Europe in general.

Conservative Frontranner Friedrich Merz told supporters under his leadership, Germany has the responsibility of Europe, and that the right alternative to the marble work once more.

He will end up with his Christian Democrat Party campaign with a rally in Munich, while his opponents will make a final appeal to the “Speed-Speed-Date-Dating program.

For months the German politics was paralyzed by the collapse of the previous government.

Today, hope is elevated to Europe that this vote can be assured of the greatest democracy of the EU and the largest economy, struggling to escape from the recession.

No change overnight. No party can manage without making a coalition, and that’s going to come weeks.

Economic revival is one of two major campaign issues; Another trade and security, pushing German politicians in a series of deadly attacks since May 2024.

The towns of Mannheim, Solingen, Magdeburg, Aschaffenburg and Munich all suffered severe attacks. A Spanish tourist stabbed in the Holocaust Memorial at the center of Berlin on Friday night, although his wounds were not considered a risk of life.

All of the said attackers are immigrants, and the AFD under Alice Wididel has developed about 20% of nationalist polls, anti-immigration message.

She begged young voters on social media, and ahead of the race, with 870,000 followers. He was also beaten by support from the same billionaire Elon Musk Vacance JD Vice, accused of accusing German campaign.

The AFD talks to secure the boundaries of Germany and deploy migrants who recovered illegally and committed crimes. But he uses the word “remigation” also involved in mass deportations.

In solingen, where a Syrian is accused of striking three people in August, hundreds of people lasted on Friday night to speak against distance.

“We have many friends who have grown in Germany not to do with parents,” said a woman called natalie, 35. “We don’t want to close and we don’t want our boundaries closed.”

A man called Jochen stood a sign reading “never again today!”

There was a large presence of the protest police, and the Friday night attack in Berlin where police said the antisemitism has enlightened the safety of security.

A police union spokesman warns a risk of attacks aimed at the dispute of democracy.

All the main parties ordered to work with the government’s AFD, but if it polls higher than 20% it can double the number of seats in 150 in the 630-seat parliament.

Merz’s most likely companion is Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s Social Democrats, even if Scholz is not there. Message from his center left of SPD as the last day of campaigns began each number of vote, and if the Germans wanted a strong government.

Social Democrats fell into the third of the polls, but Scholz painted his hopes of estimated one of five unspecified voters to make a big difference.

Friedrich Merz is in a relaxed and confident state of showing stage this week in front of 1,200 City-Hub City supporters in Darmsttadt. But his message formed as he gave his thoughts to Donald Trump’s presidency.

One hand in his pocket and another microphone holds, he talks about before previous times and a “tectonic transfer of power centers”.

“A political order now collapses. What has already done that we have done for many decades.” He is not sure if the US participates in Germany to celebrate the 70th year of NATO’s arrival in the summer.

He opened out the Government for failing to lead paper at the international stage.

“The German government and chancellor finally have to take the first on the European paper. If I choose to spend an important part of my time following this unity in Europe.”

Germans have nearly every night opportunities to see their political leaders focus on big issues with TV debates, and the stage man is on the stage of both Merz and Scholz.

On the vote he met Vice-President JD Vacance, which deals with German politicians for raising a “firewall” against the distance and the will of voters “.

That firewall – Wall of fire In German – prevents since the end of the war, even if Merz was accused of breaking it when he relied on support last month of action.

He faced demonstrations since, and there was a noisy protest during his visit to Darsttadt.

The PHD student Annika, 29, holds a Herz Statt Merz Banner – Love instead of Merz. “He said he didn’t do something to the right AFD, but he spoke contrasted. I didn’t trust him.”

Merz appears to have shown a scream and seek to reassure voters “no permission, no government minority (with AFD), nothing”.