Pegida looking for alliance with AfD: Pegida looking for alliance with AfD
The Pegida-alliance is now openly looking for close collaboration with the political party AfD. There is no voice in the German parliament Bundestag that would rise up against the, quote, "illegitimate German government" Pegida front woman Tatjana Festerling said at a rally in Dresden. The only opposition in Germany is the street, she added. A total of 4,000 people participated at the xenophobic Pegida demonstrations in Dresden and Duisburg. There have been counter rallies in both cities with a total of about 800 participants.
Stand: 19.01.2016, 12.02 Uhr
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