In the context of an international meeting, the co-chair of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, Alice Weidel, spoke with Argentine journalist Agustín Laje about the political situation in her country, her views on individual freedoms, and her admiration for President Javier Milei.
In the interview, Weidel appeared optimistic regarding her party's progress in the polls, denounced institutional maneuvers against her, and emphasized the importance of national sovereignty. Additionally, she praised the Argentine president's economic knowledge and expressed her desire to visit Argentina soon.
Watch the full interview with Alice Weidel
Negre: Alice Weidel, what do you think is happening in Germany? Are you optimistic? Are you going to win in Germany?
Weidel: We have already surpassed the Chancellor's party in the polls. We are in the 25-26% range. We are the strongest party in Eastern Germany. But all the institutions are being used to harm our party. However, we will see what happens. I am very optimistic.
We are defenders of freedom of expression, individual freedom, and sovereign nations. So everyone should be able to decide on their personal freedom, economic freedom, and also on having secure borders.
